Current Publications
Brisbane Airport Corporation Pty Limited publishes a variety of materials to keep everyone informed about the Corporation’s current activities and future plans.
- Annual Report/Corporate Marketing Brochure
- 2009 Master Plan and Airport Environment Strategy Summary Booklet
- Brisbane Airport Environment Strategy
- National Aviation Policy Statement - Response to Issues Paper
- Financial Report
- Brisbane Airport 2009 Landscape Master Plan
Annual Report/Corporate Marketing Brochure
Following the success of last year's online annual report and leading the way in innovative reporting, this year's annual report is again available electronically here.
A pdf version of the 2011 BAC Holdings Financial Report is available here.
Previous reports can be found on the archived publications page.
2009 Master Plan and Airport Environment Stategy Summary Booklet
The Brisbane Airport 2009 Master Plan and Airport Environment Strategy are designed to support Brisbane Airport Corporation Pty Ltd (BAC) in meeting the challenges of sustainable growth. Consistent with previous Master Plans, the Brisbane Airport 2009 Master Plan provides a clear vision for the coming 20 years of a major 24-hour international airport servicing a vast geographic area, handling more than 45 million passengers and providing jobs for over 50,000 workers by 2029, with significant flow-on benefits to the economy and lifestyle of Queensland. The Airport Environment Strategy outlines the strategic approach for environmental management of the airport for
the next five years.
BAC is committed to producing an informative, accessible and responsive planning vision, which is why we have produced this summary booklet.
Click here to view the 2009 Master Plan and Airport Environment Strategy Summary Booklet.
Brisbane Airport Master Plan
BAC has outlined its 20-year vision for Brisbane Airport by releasing the 2009 Master Plan for Queensland’s premier aviation gateway. The Master Plan outlines BAC’s plans for the Airport to 2029 and beyond, and details how BAC will sustainably manage the economic, operational, social and environmental aspects of the airport well into the future.
Airport Master Plans are a requirement of the Airport Acts 1996 and are prepared by major Australian airports every five years to provide a clear direction for the growth and development of Australia’s critical aviation gateways. They help to ensure that vital aviation infrastructure is delivered when and where it is needed, as well as maximising the significant economic, social and environmental benefits that well-planned airports can deliver.
Public Comment Period
The public comment period for the 2009 Preliminary Draft Master Plan concluded on 30 March 2009.
Download the 2009 Master Plan
The 2009 Master Plan can be downloaded using the links below.
- Chapter 1 – Introduction (3.9 Mb file)
- Chapter 2 - Airport Sustainability and Development Objectives (2.2 Mb file)
- Chapter 3 - Master Planning (3.8 Mb file)
- Chapter 4 - Aviation Growth Forecasts (1 Mb file)
- Chapter 5 - Economic Contribution (1.5 Mb file)
- Chapter 6 - Land Use and Precinct Development (3 Mb file)
- Chapter 7 - Aviation Capacity (3.5 Mb file)
- Chapter 8 - Airport Services and Facilities (1.1 Mb file)
- Chapter 9 - Environmental Management (848 Kb file)
- Chapter 10 - Landscape and Open Space (500 Kb file)
- Chapter 11 - Aircraft Noise (1.8 Mb file)
- Chapter 12 - Surface Transport and Accessibility (2.2 Mb file)
- Chapter 13 - Community and Stakeholder Engagement (481 Kb file)
- Chapter 14 – Implementation (684 Kb file)
- Chapter 15 – Changes Since 2003 Master Plan (260 Kb file)
- Chapter 16 – Appendices (1.1 Mb file)
The Supplementary Report to the 2009 Master Plan
- Supplementary Report (8.4 Mb file)
Brisbane Airport Environment Strategy
In conjunction with the 2009 Master Plan for Brisbane Airport, BAC has prepared its 2009 Airport Environment Strategy. The Airport Environment Strategy outlines the specific actions that BAC will take during the next five years to sustainably manage the airport’s built environment and biodiversity values.
Airport Environment Strategies are prepared every five years by major Australian airports as a requirement of the Airports Act 1996.
Public comment
The public comment period for the 2009 Preliminary Draft Airport Environment Strategy concluded on 30 March 2009.
Click here to download the 2009 Airport Environment Strategy
National Aviation Policy Statement - Responses to Issues Paper
View the National Aviation Policy Statement - Response to Issues Paper 25 June 2008 PDF (9.48MB)
View the National Aviation Policy Statement - Response to Issues Paper 24 February 2009 PDF (156KB)
Financial Report
View the 2010 Annual and Financial Report.
Previous reports can be found on the archived publications page.
Brisbane Airport 2009 Landscape Master Plan
This Landscape Master Plan has been jointly prepared by Brisbane Airport Coporation and Cardno S.P.L.A.T.
The overall objective of the study was to generate
landscape ideas for the airport to provide some direction and continuity for future
landscape projects. This will contribute to the appearance and identity of the airport
and provide a stronger and more memorable visitor experience.
View the Brisbane Airport 2009 Landscape Master Plan PDF (4.2 MB)
BAC Site Signage Manual
View the BAC Site Signage Manual 2008 PDF (4.2 MB)
