GE Aviation’s custom built service centre, its largest in the Asia Pacific, opened in 2022 to support aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services to clients across the region.
The long-term Brisbane Airport tenant helped to design the 3,312sqm state-of-the-art warehouse, which is located in close proximity to other key aviation companies including Qantas’ Flight Training Centre.
The custom-built GEODIS facility at Export Park includes a 4,500sqm warehouse facility.
It includes 4,000 pallet locations, bulk space and a cool room to assist the company to deliver custom services for its customers across the marine, hospitality and automotive sectors.
With GEODIS a major supplier for cruise lines, the Export Park location provides unparalleled connectivity and accessibility for the global logistics company and room to grow its operations into the future.
Ibis Brisbane Airport Hotel opened in 2014 as part of the Brisbane Airport Hotels and Conference Centre precinct.
The hotel provides affordable accommodation in the airport precinct, catering to families and business travellers.
With 243 guest rooms, including 99 superior rooms, an all-day bistro and the stylish Sky Lounge rooftop venue, it has all the makings of a comfortable stay.
LifeFlight Australia is a world leader in aeromedical care providing Queensland’s leading helicopter rescue service and collaborating with the Royal Flying Doctor service to provide urgent medical care in remote areas.
The airport facility includes fully equipped raining rooms, a medical and aircrew simulator, breakout areas and lunchroom and on-site parking.
Brisbane Airport worked closely with NIOA to deliver a sustainable new office in a strategic location.
The five-storey tower was the first Australian multi-storey commercial building created from Mass Engineered Timber. Using prefabricated panels, the 1,445 sqm office was erected in less than a month, with the whole project constructed in seven months.
The project included a state-of-the-art boardroom space and a new glazed staff courtyard to provide seamless linkage to the adjacent existing building.
The Novotel hotel is adjacent to the Gateway Motorway and only minutes from the Domestic and International Terminals by dedicated shuttle bus.
With 157 rooms, the 4.5 star Novotel offers a mix of room types from standard to executive suites and offers 24-hour room service with a 24-hour Woolworths only 200 metres away.
The hotel development also included undercover parking for guest convenience and boasts an in-house restaurant and dramatic glass-ended, cantilevered rooftop pool space.
The architecturally designed 7,800sqm Pullman Brisbane Airport hotel features 132 five-star rooms and access to conference facilities with a ballroom, seven conference rooms, four executive boardrooms and open-air terrace.
The hotel has the convenience of an airport location within close proximity to the Skygate retail precinct that features DFO Brisbane and Woolworths.
The property was completed in 2014 and was named the Best Airport Hotel Australia/Pacific at the prestigious Skytrax World Airport Awards at the 2022 and 2023 World Airport Awards.
Qantas worked with Brisbane Airport under a Building Development Agreement to deliver the pilot-training simulator in 2021.
The 2,144 sqm facility includes a 1,154 sqm warehouse to house simulators for the Boeing 737, 767F and 787 Dreamliner and Dash-8 Q400 – as well as a Q400 flight training device.
The 5,784 sqm site also includes 990 sqm of office, administration, training and amenities, 25 at-grade car parks and an external maneuvering hardstand area.
In 2017, The Pool Tile Company sought to develop its new head office and retail outlet to bring its corporate and customer-facing services together in a larger facility.
The custom fit-out reflected the size and scale of The Pool Tile Company’s breadth of offering, with premium wall finishes and cabinetry to display the tiles.
The retail space was positioned at Brisbane Airport to take advantage of the close connections to air, sea and rail transport.
Its 1,026sqm office space and 6,279sqm retail space provided the capacity for growth within the facility.
European logistics giant Wallenius Wilhelmsen established its new 48,000sqm Queensland technical services facility at Brisbane Airport to support its specialist services transporting cars, trucks and agricultural equipment around the world.
The custom designed facility capitalises on Brisbane Airport’s unrivalled location and development flexibility with the inclusion of a 6,000sqm building and a 42,000sqm hardstand area with overhead gantry cranes, wash bays and a paint booth.
