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BUSINESS BREAKFAST AT BRISBANE AIRPORT

Want to find out about the major business opportunities resulting from Brisbane’s new runway?

Brisbane Airport Corporation will be holding a BNE Enterprise Business breakfast on Tuesday 16 October. 

 The event will showcase a number of Industry speakers who will discuss the opportunities resulting from the opening of the airport’s new runway in 2020.

Attendees will receive an update on the progress of work to date and have the opportunity to visit the Ibis Sky Lounge to oversee the construction site.

Please click here for further information and tickets.

Last month Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) announced that international passengers had grown by 5.2% to 5.9m in the 2018 financial year. Similarly, the domestic airport experienced its biggest growth in five years adding 263,000 passengers to take total numbers to 17.5m in 2017/18. 

Passenger growth comes on the back of a number of recent major flight announcements into Brisbane including the return of the Emirates A380 service, as well as new services from Malaysia Airlines, Samoa Air and Jetstar.

Brisbane Airport Corporation is a proud supporter of Brisbane North Chamber of Commerce. As the owner and operator of Brisbane Airport there are more than 480 businesses within the BAC precinct employing thousands of Queenslanders.



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