Brisbane International Airport
Summary
Airport type		Commercial
Operator		Brisbane Airport Corporation Limited
Owner		Brisbane Airport Corporation Limited
Opened		1 July 1970
City		Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Coordinates		27° 23′ 03″ S, 153° 07′ 03″ E
IATA	BNE	ICAO	YBBN
Runways
Direction	Length		Surface
	(ft)	(m)
01/19	11,709	3,569	Asphalt
16/34	5,784	1,763	Asphalt
Statistics (2004/05)
Number of passengers			15,623,155[1]
Number of takeoffs			124,224
Brisbane International Airport website

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Terminals

Brisbane International Airport has two passenger terminals as well as a cargo terminal:

Domestic Terminal

• Alliance Airlines
• Jetstar Airways
• Macair Airlines
• Qantas
• QantasLink
• Sunshine Express Airlines
• Virgin Blue

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International Terminal

• Air Caledonie
• Air Nauru (Nauru)
• Air New Zealand (Christchurch)
• Air Niugini (Port Moresby)
• Air Pacific (Nadi)
• Air Vanuatu
• British Airways (London Heathrow)
• Cathay Pacific (Hong Kong)
• China Airlines (Taipei)
• Emirates (Dubai)
• EVA Air
• Freedom Air (Dunedin, Hamilton)
• Garuda Indonesia
• Japan Airlines (Osaka Kansai, Tokyo Narita)
• Korean Air
• Lufthansa (Frankfurt)
• Malaysia Airlines (Kuala Lumpur)
• Mandarin Airlines
• Pacific Air Express (Christchurch)
• Pacific Blue (Wellington)
• Qantas (Auckland, Christchurch, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Manila, Nadi, Osaka Kansai, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo Narita)
• Royal Brunei (Brunei)
• Singapore Airlines (Singapore)
• Solomon Airlines (Honiara)
• Thai Airways International

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Cargo Terminal

• DHL
• Heavylift
• Transmile

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Access

Brisbane Airport Control Tower

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See also

• List of Australian airports
• Transport in Australia

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Note

^[1] Brisbane Airport (2005). Fast Facts: Airport and Travel Statistics

External links

• Brisbane International Airport
• Commonwealth Government Portal
• Queensland Government Portal
• Google map