New data shows Brisbane Airport saw significant recovery in passenger numbers in FY24, with 22.6 million passengers or 95% of pre-COVID FY19 levels, with notable growth in international travel which rose 39% over the past year. 👨👩👧👦 Passenger numbers up 2.5 million people on the previous year, a 12.5% rise. 🌎 Strong international recovery with 39.4% increase in passengers, boosted by 10 new international routes. 💲 Growth in Jetstar Airways routes providing significant low fare boost to the market. 🗺️ 5 new services about to launch: American Airlines to Dallas Fort Worth, Delta Air Lines to Los Angeles, Qantas to Manila, Qantas to Port Vila and Jetstar to Bangkok. ✈️ Brisbane now has direct connections to 32 international ports and 62 domestic destinations. “We know more Queenslanders have been ticking off their travel bucket lists, but importantly we’re also seeing more international tourists visiting the state and that’s good news for the state’s tourism regions from the Gold Coast to Tropical North Queensland and the Outback,” according to Ryan Both, Executive General Manager of Aviation at Brisbane Airport. “We know when Brisbane Airport is busy, Queensland is busy.” Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/gzVJ7GBz
I can't imagine the effort that went into getting that photo. Must have taken a long time to coordinate all parties, but well worth it - great messaging.
We are ready for October 28th!
Just missing a few airlines, Thai Airways to Bangkok being one.
Senior Vice President, Airport & Airline Operations, APAC, Amadeus
1moCongratulations Brisbane Airport Corporation , Ryan Both, entire BNE stakeholders’ and tourism bodies team on this achievement. Great strategies, planning and collaborations to achieve these results. We are privileged to support BAC.