Brisbane Airport Corporation

The Brisbane Airport Property Team were thrilled to welcome IPD to their new premises at 8 Hakea St last month. The move aligns with the company's vision to enhance accessibility, customer engagement, and operational efficiency. The Brisbane Airport team worked together with IPD Group's management team to oversee the extensive refurbishment of the existing building. The ambitious planning and building process has delivered a first-class facility that not only showcases the company's products and services within a spacious interactive display showroom but supports ongoing innovation. Michael Sainsbury, CEO, IPD Group said "This state-of-the-art facility not only showcases our industry-leading products and services but also reinforces our commitment to meeting the growing demands of our customers. It positions us to better serve the needs of today while strategically future proofing our business for continued growth and expansion." The facility offers thoughtful amenities for employees such as ergonomic workstations, EV charging stations, and welcoming break areas, including a spacious lunchroom and coffee stations. With its unique water feature garden area and prime airport views, the space balances functionality with comfort, fostering collaboration and innovation within the team while creating an inviting atmosphere. #BrisbaneAirport #IDPGroup #Brisbane #Queensland #Property Todd Perry Natalie Myatt Sandy Hunter

As we look back at our #AirportArchive to mark our centenary, we uncovered a piece of history that shows just how far we've come. On this day 100 years ago, a simple newspaper advertisement in the Daily Standard sought a single Groundsman for Brisbane Airport. Today, our dedicated team of grounds contractors maintain a sprawling 2,700-hectare precinct – that's 75 times larger than our original 36-hectare plot! It's a powerful reminder of how we've grown alongside our city, from modest agricultural land to a vital hub connecting our region to the rest of Australia and beyond. Learn more about the history of Brisbane Airport: https://brnw.ch/21wQfye #BrisbaneAirport #BNE #History #Queensland #Aviation #Brisbane

“The support I received from my leader and team while I was on parental leave made me feel both appreciated and empowered. I was encouraged to stay involved and assured that my career growth was still a priority” - Sally, Environment Manager. At Brisbane Airport Corporation, we are committed to supporting both the professional growth and personal milestones of our team. We believe that a flexible, inclusive environment not only fosters success but also enables individuals to thrive at every stage of their career. We are proud to offer a range of benefits to our team members who are growing their families, including: • 12 weeks paid parental leave and superannuation for unpaid parental leave • Return to work program for transitioning back to work • Generous leave options including 15 days personal leave and 3 well-being days • Discounted childcare fees at the Skygate precinct centre for parents with young children • Flexible work arrangements to support work-life balance One great example is the recent promotion of Sally Marsden to the role of Environmental Manager, achieved while on parental leave. “The flexibility offered by BAC particularly the option to return part-time during the first few months, has given me the confidence to balance both my career and family." This is just one of many success stories that reflects our dedication to creating meaningful career pathways for all team members. #BrisbaneAirport #BNE #WelcometoOurWorld #EmployerofChoice #CareerGrowth #Brisbane

Connecting #Brisbane with the world has had many perks – and this year we’re celebrating 100 years of welcoming famous faces to town. Today’s #FlashbackFriday comes from the 1950s and 60s when BNE welcomed The Beatles, Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Marina Duchess of Kent to beautiful Brisbane. But that’s not the only time we’ve had to practice our royal welcome. Over the past 100 years, we’ve given out plenty of royal waves, with Queen Elizabeth II returning to Brisbane in 1963, 1970, 1988 and 2011. For 100 years, Brisbane Airport has connected our city to the world, and welcomed celebrities to town – and we’ve got plenty more on the horizon. 📷Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II arriving at the old International Terminal in the 1970's Learn more about the history of Brisbane Airport: https://brnw.ch/21wQ3MT #BrisbaneAirport #BNE #History #Queensland

Exciting news! Singapore Airlines is expanding its services to Brisbane, increasing to 4 flights per day. This significant boost will enhance Queensland's connectivity, support the tourism industry, and benefit the state's exporters. The changes from June 16 will see the number of weekly services rise from 25 per week, to 28 per week, which is back to pre-pandemic levels for the first time in five years.  The enhanced frequency from #SingaporeAirlines using Airbus A350-900 aircraft offers travellers greater flexibility, convenience, and seamless connectivity through #Brisbane. Passengers will be able to enjoy a fourth daily service from Brisbane that offers the fastest onward connections to London, Zurich, and Rome, along with improved connectivity to destinations such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Johannesburg. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gP6_Z_XQ #BrisbaneAirport #Queensland #Aviation #Tourism

In an age where sustainable practices are not just optional but essential, Brisbane Airport's Future BNE program is shaping up to stand out as a successful adoption of our dedicated sustainability design approach. With a $5+ billion investment on 150+ projects over the next decade, the focus is on creating resilient infrastructure that prioritises environmental stewardship. Sustainability at BNE is a comprehensive framework that is woven into the very fabric of our decision making from planning, procedures, development through to construction and delivery. From meticulous design principles to a robust procurement checklist, every decision is anchored in a commitment to future generations. It’s a holistic approach, ensuring that both new developments and upgrades across our airport precinct contribute to a better tomorrow. Read the full story on how sustainable design is powering Brisbane Airport's future: https://lnkd.in/ggSZUNW2

Interested in a fast-paced and rewarding career in the heart of the airport? We recently caught up with the team at Lotte Duty Free Oceania, one of the world’s biggest airport retailers, for our Jobs @ BNE series. Every day, the Lotte team plays a big role in the passenger experience at Brisbane Airport, with more than 150 talented individuals providing sales, support, and back-of-house duties. For them, it’s an energising environment, full of challenges as well as opportunities for constant learning. Above all, the Lotte team gets to spend each day being a part of a special moment, helping to make the passenger journey a memorable one. Looking for a new career opportunity at Brisbane Airport? Check out our Jobs at BNE page to see some of the amazing career pathways available: https://brnw.ch/21wPShd #BrisbaneAirport #LotteDutyFree #JobsatBNE #BNE #Aviation #Retail #Careers

Prep the candles. Get the cake ready. And let’s sing Happy Birthday because this year, Brisbane Airport is marking its 100th anniversary. ⏪⏪ In 1925, the Commonwealth Government officially opened Eagle Farm Aerodrome on 36 hectares of agricultural land. ⏩⏩Since then, Brisbane and its airport have grown a lot together. To celebrate 100 years of flying in and out of Brisbane, we’ll be turning the pages of our history each fortnight sharing the milestones from a centenary of air travel. Follow along and let’s celebrate our long history, the generations of people who have worked here, and the many ways the airport has played a key role in the lives of Brisbane families. But enough about us this #FlashbackFriday. You go first. Tell us, when or what was your first airport memory? Discover more airport history here: bne.com.au/100years #BrisbaneAirport #BNE #History #Queensland #Brisbane #Aviation

The new year delivers a new sustainability era for Brisbane Airport. From 1 January 2025, passengers travelling through Brisbane Airport will do so using 100% renewable backed electricity generation, as BNE becomes one of the first Australian airports to achieve Net Zero emissions (Scope 1 and 2). Brisbane Airport Corporation has reduced its scope 1 and 2 emissions by 97% through: ☀️Purchasing 100% renewable electricity generation from Stanwell Energy for Queensland based wind farm and solar energy ☀️Expanding onsite solar to 10MW 🔌Replacing 24 traditional internal combustion engine fleet vehicles with electric powered vehicles 🌳The remaining 3% of emissions have been offset through native bush regeneration projects in southwest Queensland via Tasman Environmental Markets (TEM). Read more: https://brnw.ch/21wPJjz

As the holiday season kicks off, we want to extend a huge thank you to everyone at #BrisbaneAirport who made 2024 such an incredible year. From inside the terminals to out in the airfield and across the precinct, the 20,000+ people who make up our airport community put in an enormous effort—and it shows. We are ending the year in a strong position, and we look forward to continuing this momentum in 2025 and beyond. And to the amazing team working hard over Christmas—thank you. Your dedication during this busy time is essential to ensuring a safe and comfortable experience for everyone. We truly appreciate everything you do and wish you a Merry Christmas and a well-deserved break soon!