Noise Action Plan for Brisbane

The Noise Action Plan for Brisbane is Airservices Australia’s plan to reduce the impact of aircraft noise on the communities of the wider Brisbane area. The plan was developed to address impacts resulting from changes to Brisbane’s airspace, following the introduction of Brisbane Airport's new parallel runway in July 2020.

The Noise Action Plan for Brisbane comprises four packages of work detailing 11 recommendations and 82 individual actions.

Airservices is actively engaging with industry stakeholders and the wider Brisbane community on aircraft noise, discussing potential flight path options and outlining key delivery milestones over three years (2023-2025).

Community wellbeing support

Airservices Australia has extended our Employee Assistance Program to any community member who is feeling negatively affected by aircraft operations. This assistance program is a confidential service, provided at no cost to community members. The assistance program is provided by Converge International and is completely independent of Airservices Australia. Learn more here.

Engage Airservices

You don’t need to register to just review our flight path materials. However, you do need to register to provide us with your feedback. To register, click on the Register button on the top right-hand side of the website. Learn more about registering here.

To receive Noise Action Plan for Brisbane updates, please enter your email address in the Stay Informed tool on the right-hand side of the project page and click Subscribe (if you're accessing this page on a mobile device, you may need to scroll down to find this tool). We provide alerts of program updates and engagement opportunities via email to subscribers and registered users.

The Noise Action Plan for Brisbane is Airservices Australia’s plan to reduce the impact of aircraft noise on the communities of the wider Brisbane area. The plan was developed to address impacts resulting from changes to Brisbane’s airspace, following the introduction of Brisbane Airport's new parallel runway in July 2020.

The Noise Action Plan for Brisbane comprises four packages of work detailing 11 recommendations and 82 individual actions.

Airservices is actively engaging with industry stakeholders and the wider Brisbane community on aircraft noise, discussing potential flight path options and outlining key delivery milestones over three years (2023-2025).

Community wellbeing support

Airservices Australia has extended our Employee Assistance Program to any community member who is feeling negatively affected by aircraft operations. This assistance program is a confidential service, provided at no cost to community members. The assistance program is provided by Converge International and is completely independent of Airservices Australia. Learn more here.

Engage Airservices

You don’t need to register to just review our flight path materials. However, you do need to register to provide us with your feedback. To register, click on the Register button on the top right-hand side of the website. Learn more about registering here.

To receive Noise Action Plan for Brisbane updates, please enter your email address in the Stay Informed tool on the right-hand side of the project page and click Subscribe (if you're accessing this page on a mobile device, you may need to scroll down to find this tool). We provide alerts of program updates and engagement opportunities via email to subscribers and registered users.

Phase 4 - Segregated modes 6B & 6D

about 2 months

For more information on Segregated modes, click here.

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Phase 4 - Segregated modes 6A & 6C

about 2 months

For more information on Segregated modes, click here.

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Phase 4 - Over-water departures

about 2 months

For more information on Over-water departures, click here. In the information sheet, each departure path is referred to by the waypoint where it joins the higher altitude network of flightpaths. On this map, look for the label in blue at the end of each green path (eg WACKO, SANEG). 

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Phase 4 - Archerfield SIDs

about 2 months

For more information on Archerfield SIDs, click here.

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Phase 3 - Night-time arrivals (Southerly winds)

9 months

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Red = Current 

Green = Proposed 

Pink = Waypoints (click to see names)

Phase 3 - Night-time arrivals (Northerly winds)

9 months

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Red = Current 

Green = Proposed 

Pink = Waypoints (click to see names)

Phase 3 - Reduced concentration of daytime flight paths to the north-west

9 months

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Red = Current 

Green = Proposed 

Pink = Waypoints (click to see names)

Phase 2 - Northbound overland departures at night

12 months

(NOW CLOSED)

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Blue = Option 1.1

Purple = Option 1.2

Yellow = Option 1.3

Orange = Option 2 

Green = Option 3

Phase 2 - Expanded use of SODPROPS

12 months

(NOW CLOSED)

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Current departures = pink

Current arrivals = orange 

Current high altitude routes = red

Proposed high altitude routes  = green

Phase 2 - Alternative segregated modes (6c)

12 months

(NOW CLOSED)

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Arrival flight paths = orange 

Departure flight paths = pink 

Area of change = green

Phase 1 - Alternative daytime over water departure path - south

over 1 year

(NOW CLOSED)

Use the search tool on the top right of the map to search for your address. 

Red = current 

Blue = current 

Green = option 1 

Phase 2 - Alternative segregated modes (6d)

12 months

(NOW CLOSED)

Use the search tool on the top right of the map to search for your address.  

Arrival flight paths = orange 

Departure flight paths = pink 

Area of change = green

Phase 1 - Alternative night-time over water departure paths - south and west

over 1 year

(NOW CLOSED)

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Red = current 

Green = option 1 

Orange = option 2 

Yellow = option 3 

Blue = option 4 

Purple = option 5 

Phase 1 - Jet aircraft early turn departures (legacy runway 19L) north-east

over 1 year

(NOW CLOSED)

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Red = current 

Green = option 1 

Purple = conflicting arrivals 

Phase 1 - Alternative over land turboprop departure operations 5am to 6am - North

over 1 year

(NOW CLOSED)

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Pink = 19L (legacy) turboprop departures 

Green = 19R (NPR) turboprop departures

Blue = proposed area of operation

Phase 1 - Replace new runway departure to the west with pre-existing legacy runway departure

over 1 year

(NOW CLOSED)

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Red = current 

Yellow = current aircraft tracking

Green = Alternative 

Phase 1 - Night-time over land departure opportunities - North

over 1 year

(NOW CLOSED)

Use the search tool on the top right of the map to search for your address. 

Red = current 


Page last updated: 26 Jul 2024, 01:15 PM