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Brisbane Airport is proud to have been the first Australian airport to formally commit to celebrating and promoting the traditions, laws, and customs of First Nations people through a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).

In 2024, Brisbane Airport proudly sponsored the Lantern Parade as part of the LUMINOUS Festival, an event that has grown from humble beginnings to one of Brisbane’s most important celebrations of multiculturalism.

For almost two decades, Brisbane Airport and Queensland Theatre have grown a meaningful partnership, one that has enriched Queensland’s arts community.

The short answer: whenever your flight is booked! Whether you’re packing for crisp autumn vineyards or winter wonderland piazzas, we’ve got intel on where to go to keep your wanderlust fed, no matter the weather.

Brisbane Airport is committed to supporting community efforts through its Community Giving Fund program, and one of this year’s recipients, Pine Rivers Koala Care, is doing vital work to protect and rehabilitate koalas in south east Queensland

Every three years, the walls of Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) come to life with its flagship exhibition series, The Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art.

Brisbane Airport’s has set ambitious sustainability goals, including achieving zero operational waste to landfill by 2030. By being an eco-conscious traveller and putting your rubbish in the right bin you can help us achieve zero waste while supporting community initiatives at the same time.

Brisbane Airport has long been a committed partner to the Arts and culture scene in Brisbane, and 2025 will mark some exciting milestones in their partnerships with three major cultural institutions: Brisbane Powerhouse (20 years), Museum of Brisbane (10 years), and Queensland Ballet (10 years).