Brisbane Airport Registered a 15% Spike in Q4 2023 Passengers

Brisbane Airport witnessed a 14.84% increase in passenger traffic in Q4 2023 vs Q4 2022. Despite this growth, the airport has not yet surpassed its Q4 2019 pre-pandemic passenger numbers. While Q4 ‘23 saw a significant recovery with 5,770,958 passengers, it fell short of the 6,330,472 passengers recorded in Q4 ‘19.

Sustained Passenger Growth at Brisbane Airport - Q4 2023

Brisbane Airport continued its upward trajectory in passenger volume during Q4 2023, recording a notable 14.84% increase compared to the same quarter in the previous year. 

This marks a positive trend following the significant challenges posed by the global pandemic. While passenger numbers haven't yet surpassed pre-pandemic levels (Q4 2019), the airport's consistent efforts are yielding encouraging results.

Brisbane Airport Passenger Volume - Q4 2019 to Q4 2023

While Q4 2023 witnessed impressive growth, it still hasn't reached the pre-pandemic peak of Q4 2019. Compared to that quarter, passenger numbers remain 8.81% lower. However, significant progress has been made since the pandemic's impact. Q4 2023 marks the highest passenger volume since then, surpassing all other quarters analyzed. 

Passenger Traffic at Brisbane Airport – 2019 to 2022

The year 2022 saw a remarkable rebound in passenger traffic at Brisbane Airport, with a 114.07% increase compared to 2021. This surge comes after a dramatic decline in 2020 due to the pandemic (-67.61% compared to Q4 ‘19). 

The significant rise in 2022 can be attributed to several factors, including relaxed travel restrictions, pent-up demand, and the return of various airlines and routes. This positive trend bodes well for the airport's future, indicating a potential return to pre-pandemic levels in the coming years.

Flight Statistics at Brisbane Airport – January 2024

Taking to the skies from Brisbane Airport offers a diverse range of travel options. Popular domestic destinations include Australia's vibrant metropolises like Sydney and Melbourne, alongside tropical paradises like Cairns and Townsville. For international adventures, Auckland, the bustling heart of New Zealand, and Singapore, a Southeast Asian metropolis, top the charts.

Those seeking island getaways can choose from Denpasar in Bali, Nadi in Fiji, or Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea. When it comes to airlines, Qantas and Virgin Australia reign supreme, while budget carriers like Jetstar and regional specialists like QantasLink and Alliance Airlines offer additional choices.

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