Aeromedical Precinct takes shape at Brisbane Airport

Brisbane Airport
14 August 2026

Construction of Brisbane Airport’s Aeromedical Precinct has reached the halfway mark, bringing regional, remote and rural Queensland communities closer to critical medical and emergency services.

Brisbane Airport is delivering the $217 million construction project, with the Queensland Government investing $430 million into the precinct in operational costs over the next two decades as part of an ongoing partnership.

The mammoth precinct spans 700 metres, equivalent to the length of the Domestic Terminal, and will be Australia’s largest dedicated aeromedical facility.

More than 700 tonnes of steel, 2,500 piles and 300 tilt panels have been used across an 18,700m² footprint since construction began in 2025...

Aeromedical Precinct takes shape at Brisbane Airport - Brisbane Airport - 14 August 2026