The plan will set the course for the next two decades of development at Queensland’s biggest international gateway, with demand tipped to dramatically increase especially in the lead-up to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The six months to 28 March saw 90 per cent of allocated slots flown, with a further five per cent unable to be used due to circumstances beyond the airlines’ control such as weather and the Middle East conflict, the slot manager said in its full season…