Brisbane Airport is the main gateway to Queensland and the country's third-largest airport. It is the natural starting point for travellers heading to the state's beaches, reef and hinterland, as well as onward to regional Queensland. Use this page to compare airlines flying in and out of Brisbane (BNE) and set a Price Alert on Traveloka to keep an eye on fares before you book.

Overview of Brisbane Airport

Brisbane Airport is located near Eagle Farm and is operated by the Brisbane Airport Corporation. It handles around 23 million passengers a year, making it Australia's third-largest airport and an important hub for both domestic travel and international connections across Asia, the Pacific and the Middle East. Its scale and steady growth have made it a key gateway for visitors arriving in the country's north-east. For many travellers heading to the Sunshine Coast, the Gold Coast or further north to the reef, Brisbane is the most convenient point of entry, and its round-the-clock operations support a steady flow of both leisure and business travel throughout the day and night.

Popular Routes from Brisbane

Brisbane connects Queensland to the rest of Australia and to a growing list of overseas destinations, with frequent services on the busiest corridors.

• Domestic: Sydney, Melbourne and Cairns are among the highest-frequency routes, giving travellers a wide choice of departure times.
• International: Auckland, Singapore and Dubai feature strongly, along with Bali and Tokyo, offering onward links across Asia, the Pacific and the Middle East.

Fares and frequencies change, so verify details at the time of travel and compare carriers before you commit.

Airlines and Hubs

Brisbane is served by Qantas and QantasLink, Virgin Australia and Jetstar. Between them these carriers offer extensive domestic coverage across Queensland and the eastern states, plus international links to key regional and long-haul markets. The mix of full-service and low-cost options means you can often weigh up a premium schedule against a budget-friendly fare on the same route.

Terminals at Brisbane

The airport has two terminals: a Domestic Terminal (used by Qantas/QantasLink and Virgin Australia) and an International Terminal. The two are separate buildings, so it is worth confirming your terminal before you arrive and allowing time to transfer if your itinerary combines domestic and international flights.

Getting To and From the City

The Airtrain rail service connects the airport to the Brisbane CBD in around 20 minutes, offering a fast and direct route into the city that avoids road traffic. It also links to the wider South East Queensland rail network for onward travel. Taxis, rideshare services and airport buses are also available from the terminals for those with more luggage or heading beyond the rail network. Verify travel times at the time of travel.

Facilities at Brisbane Airport

Brisbane provides a solid range of traveller facilities across both terminals.

• Airline lounges plus a good choice of dining and retail throughout.
• Duty-free shopping in the International Terminal.
• Charging points and connectivity across the terminals.

As Australia's third-largest airport, Brisbane balances a busy schedule with a layout that many travellers find easy to move through, and the split between its domestic and international terminals helps keep each side focused on the travellers using it. If you are connecting between the two, factor the transfer into your timing so you are not rushed.

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