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Archived Publications

 

 

Brisbane Airport Master Plan

 

The 2003 Brisbane Airport Master Plan articulates Brisbane Airport Corporation Pty Limited's (BAC) vision for achievement at Brisbane Airport over the next 20 years. It is not about detail and is not an approval or development application for major airport works, and, although it builds on more than 30 years of valuable prior planning, BAC will continue to seek and make improvements wherever possible.

 

Brisbane Airport is perfectly postioned to fulfil its role as a premier gateway airport and as a hub for connections to Asia and the major cities of the World. The Airport's strategic advantages include 2700 ha of land, new facilities, proximity to the CBD, excellent transport links and an enviable buffer zone between the Airport and residential areas.

 

BAC's vision is to build on these advantages and create a business environment known as Brisbane Airport City.

 

The Airports Act 1996 which regulates the Master Plan process for Brisbane Airport, requires BAC to review its Master Plan every five years. This review requires BAC to invite public comment on a Preliminary Draft Master Plan over a 90 day period. The 90 day period for the 2003 Master Plan process ended on 11 December 2003 and BAC thanks those members of the public and those organisations which provided valuable feedback on the 2003 Brisbane Airport Preliminary Draft Master Plan - Draft for Public Comment. BAC carefully considered those submissions in developing a 2003 Brisbane Airport Draft Master Plan for submission to the Minister for Transport. This Draft Master Plan was approved in May 2004.

 

View the 2003 Master Plan PDF (13 MB) 

 

View the Executive Summary of 2003 Draft Master Plan PDF (1.51MB)

 

 Brisbane Airport Environment Strategy

 

The 2004 Brisbane Airport Environment Strategy (AES) outlines the environmental programs Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) and other airport users will undertake from 2004 to 2009.

 

The inaugural AES was endorsed in April 1999 by the Commonwealth Minister for the Department of Transport and Regional Services and in accordance with the Airports Act 1996, the AES must be reviewed every five years. After a comprehensive stakeholder consultation phase, the 2004 AES was approved by the Commonwealth Minister for the Department of Transport and Regional Services on 7 June 2004.

 

The document is available by clicking on the link below.

 

Cover of the 2004 Brisbane Airport Strategy Envrionment Strategy

View the 2004 Brisbane Airport Environment Strategy PDF (3.33MB)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Brisbane Airport Noise Management Strategy

 

The 2003 Noise Management Strategy is a collaborative initiative by BAC, Qantas and Airservices Australia to assist in the understanding and communication of aircraft noise issues between Brisbane Airport industry partners and the community. It aims to present some highly technical and sometimes confusing matters in a manner that is comprehensible to all interested parties.

 

This document is available to download by clicking on the link below.

 

Cover of the 2003 Noise Management Strategy

View the 2003 Noise Management Strategy PDF (2.63MB)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Brisbane Airport Parallel Runway Lateral Noise Study

 

Cover of the 2005 Brisbane Airport Parallel Runway Lateral Noise Study

View the 2005 Brisbane Airport Parallel Runway Lateral Noise Study PDF (133KB)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Annual Report/Corporate Brochure

 

BAC publishes an Annual Report/Corporate Marketing Brochure and Financial Report each year.

 

 

BAC Annual Report 2010

 

2008 Annual Report

  

2007 Annual Report

 2006 Annual Report

2005 Annual Report

 

 

 2004 Annual report

2003 Annual Report

2002 Annual Report

 

2001 Annual Report

      

Financial Report

 

 

BAC Annual Report 2010 View the 2010 Financial Report

 

 

 

View the Financial Report for 2009

View the Financial Report for 2008

View the Financial Report for 2007

View the Financial Report for 2006

View the Financial Report for 2005

View the Financial Report for 2004

View the Financial Report for 2003

View the Financial Report for 2002

View the Financial Report for 2001

View the Annual Report for 2000

View the Annual Report for 1999

View the Annual Report for 1998 

 

 

Brisbane Airport Landscape Design Guidelines

 

The purpose of the Landscape Guidelines is to provide a minimum set of standards that shall be applied

throughout the Airport with regard to landscape design, treatments and maintenance for both leasehold and

BAC land. These guidelines have been written to:

  • Support the aims of the Airport Landscape Masterplan.
  • Satisfy the aims and objectives of the BAC Development Control Plan.
  • Ensure landscape issues are considered early in the design process.
  • Provide a minimum and consistent set of parameters for both BAC and outside designers to follow.
  • Minimise maintenance and risk hazards.  

View the Brisbane Airport Landscape Design Guidelines PDF (580 Kb) 

 

 

 

BAC Site Signage Manual

 

View the BAC Site Signage Manual 2008 PDF (4.2 MB)

 

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