Brisbane Airport has supported the courier company’s growth for more than a decade, from a multi-tenanted warehouse in 2011 to a larger facility in 2016.
In 2022, Direct Couriers doubled their warehouse capacity at the airport with a 5,465sqm office and warehouse facility on a 10,667sqm site.
Now Direct Couriers’ flagship property is located at Export Park, Brisbane Airport’s premier hub for transport, logistics and manufacturing operations.
Long-term Brisbane Airport tenant, Air Menzies International, sought an expanded facility to increase capacity for its growing operations.
Brisbane Airport developed a state-of-the-art facility on a 10,155sqm site at Airport Industrial Park.
It includes a 500 sqm main office on ground level, a 2,500sqm warehouse area, 38 parking bays and four at-grade loading docks.
Sustainability features include translucent roof sheeting for insulation, a light-filled design and energy efficient fittings.
Australian-owned iSeek provides enterprise cloud, robust data centres, managed connectivity solutions and multi-provider internet services to the corporate and government sectors and required a larger facility to meet demand.
Working with iSeek, Brisbane Airport constructed a 3,250sqm facility adjacent to their existing lease that set new benchmarks for security, power efficiency, capacity and connectivity.
The data centre is certified under a global system as Uptime Institute Tier 4, the highest standard for reliability.
Freight and logistics provider Bonds Transport relocated to a newly built 1,900sqm warehouse and commercial space at Export Park, allowing for unrivalled transport links and the capacity for 24/7 operations.
Bonds Transport Group leased the contemporary new space while under construction, highlighting Brisbane Airport’s excellence in transport, logistics and manufacturing developments.
In addition to the warehouse, the commercial office space can accommodate 60 employees.
Bevie Group relocated to Brisbane Airport following the 2022 completion of a purpose-built, 2,900sqm premises in the Warehousing Industrial Duplex Facility at Export Park.
The distributor of brands such as Still Spirits, Mangrove Jacks and Grainfather required a specialty storeroom for perishables, warehousing with racking and a contemporary office space.
Brisbane Airport built the Warehousing Industrial Duplex Facility to meet that need and to accommodate logistics and freight business, Bonds Transport Group.
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.
