Noise Action Plan for Brisbane

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Flight path changes effective 28 November 2024 (arrivals only).

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Flight path changes effective 28 November 2024 (departures only).

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Flight path changes effective 28 November 2024 (departures only).

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Flight path changes effective 28 November 2024 (departures only).

SODPROPS mode is prioritised for use where weather and traffic conditions allow. The following conditions must be met:

• Dry runway
• Less than 5-knot tailwind
• Cloud base not below 2500ft (762 metres)
• 8km visibility 
• Low traffic levels.

SODPROPS mode is most likely to be used during the following hours:

• 9pm to 6am 6 days a week
• 6am to 8am Saturday and Sunday mornings
• 12noon Saturday to 4pm Sunday.

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Airservices Australia engaged the broader Brisbane community for feedback on alternative over-water departure options in Phase 1 (initial options) and Phase 4 (preferred options). After community consultation and detailed assessments, these flight path designs have now been finalised and will be implemented on 28 November 2024.

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This phase of engagement has closed; the interactive map remains available for community information. 

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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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Red = Current 

Green = Proposed 

Pink = Waypoints (click to see names)

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Red = Current 

Green = Proposed 

Pink = Waypoints (click to see names)

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Red = Current 

Green = Proposed 

Pink = Waypoints (click to see names)

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Blue = Option 1.1

Purple = Option 1.2

Yellow = Option 1.3

Orange = Option 2 

Green = Option 3

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Current departures = pink

Current arrivals = orange 

Current high altitude routes = red

Proposed high altitude routes  = green

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Arrival flight paths = orange 

Departure flight paths = pink 

Area of change = green

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Arrival flight paths = orange 

Departure flight paths = pink 

Area of change = green

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Red = current 

Blue = current 

Green = option 1 

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Red = current 

Green = option 1 

Orange = option 2 

Yellow = option 3 

Blue = option 4 

Purple = option 5 

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Red = current 

Green = option 1 

Purple = conflicting arrivals 

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Red = current 

Yellow = current aircraft tracking

Green = Alternative 

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Pink = 19L (legacy) turboprop departures 

Green = 19R (NPR) turboprop departures

Blue = proposed area of operation

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Red = current 

Airservices Australia is working to increase the use of Simultaneous Opposite Direction Parallel Runway Operations (SODPROPS) at Brisbane Airport. Since the opening of the new parallel runway in 2020, SODPROPS has been the priority operating mode at Brisbane Airport at night from 10pm to 6am. In this mode, aircraft both arrive and depart over water. Arrivals come in over Moreton Bay to land on the new runway (known as 19R) and take off over water from the legacy runway (known as 01R).

SODPROPS is a complex operational mode that requires specific safety precautions as it has aircraft flying towards each other, safely separated in line with aviation standards, over a relatively small section of the Brisbane airspace.  SODPROPS is currently used only during night-time hours, as the current flight path and airspace design does not support daytime operation. There are also many more flights during the day and this also restricts the use of SODPROPS.

When conditions are unfavourable for SODPROPS, standard parallel runway operations are used, with approximately half of all flights either arriving or departing over Moreton Bay, depending on prevailing wind conditions.

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