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Aerotech Park
Aerotech Park is one of Brisbane Airport’s most established aviation and industrial precincts.
Home to aircraft maintenance and hangarage, warehousing for distribution and storage, and logistics and freight services. Aerotech Park offers a premium location for your aviation and industrial business requirements.
At Aerotech Park, you’ll join established global operators such as Qantas, Virgin Australia, Boeing and Australian Aerospace.
Launch your business at Aerotech Park.
Airport Industrial Park
Airport Industrial Park (AIP) is located at the southern end of the Brisbane Airport holding.
It's set to become one of Australia’s premium industrial zones, with five stages primed for development across the master-planned 100-hectare zone.
Land preparation of Stage 1 was completed in 2021, with construction now underway. It will feature architecturally designed facilities which align with the sustainable development practices of Brisbane Airport Corporation.
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We’ve scanned the globe for our favourite (and a few unconventional) romantic destinations that bring together a mix of atmosphere, culture and hospitality to up the romance for your next trip.
Top 7 Pop Culture Destinations to Visit
Calling all movie buffs, tv aficionados or music video lovers – it’s time to visit your favourite on screen destination! Pop culture has had a huge impact on travel and tourism all around the globe, influencing where we travel and the sites we see
Carbon Offsets
As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability, Brisbane Airport has introduced carbon offsets to airport parking. For this initiative, Brisbane Airport has partnered with Tasman Environmental Markets (TEM), Asia Pacific's largest carbon offset
People of BNE: Shushan Jude, Solution Architect
This International Women's Day (IWD) we caught up with Shushan Jude, Brisbane Airport Corporation’s Solution Architect (Applications & Data Technology) to learn more about her exciting career and what IWD means to her.
As a former IBMer she worked