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tourismman · November 10th, 2018, 02:46 AM

Now only 3 more days to go to Samoa Airways commence their BNE flights.Another new carrier and also with a Italian registered aircraft.

PAE will be the next new carrier most likely next month.

Many exciting things about to happen in Brisvegas..

VH-OEJ · November 10th, 2018, 02:48 AM

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So 13 Nov brings us a KE 77W as our next change.

KE 77Ws could be making a more regular appearance at BNE as I have heard KE are looking to operate 77Ws to BNE for the full NS19 schedule period (replacing the 333s that are currently loaded in the schedule).

BAC posted the following images on their Twitter page on Thursday.

Source

KJBrissy · November 10th, 2018, 03:08 AM

One step at a time! Great to see we're close enough to have the runway numberings!

tourismman · November 10th, 2018, 03:19 AM

Michelin star chef inspired F&B outlet now open at Brisbane Airport’s Domestic Terminal
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Friday 9 November 2018: Passengers travelling via Brisbane Airport’s Domestic Terminal will now have access to exciting new food and beverage offerings with Seeds by Michelin-star chef Bruno Loubet opening its doors for business today.

Owned and operated by ARE, Australia’s most experienced airport F&B operator, Seeds offers fresh, natural and sustainable food including poke bowls, fruit salads, smoothies, juices and coffee, presented with a decent dose of chef mastery to ensure tastes and textures combine for an incredible culinary experience.

Seeds is proudly plant-based and free from processed ingredients, with everything on offer made with fresh and natural ingredients.

Andrew Brodie, Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) General Manager, Airline and Retail Management, said the outlet is an exciting addition to the terminal as it taps in to consumers’ desires to not only eat healthily, but also sustainably.

“Consumers are much more conscious of their diet than they were a decade ago and they expect and deserve to have the best F&B offerings available to them at the airport.

“Seeds delivers an exciting menu that complements what is currently on offer in our Domestic Terminal, and by using locally sourced produce from suppliers with a track record of sustainability, they are ensuring customers have the tastiest and freshest meals possible,” Mr Brodie said.

Seeds by Bruno Loubet is located in the Qantas Terminal Food Court on Level 2, and is open Monday to Sunday 4:30am – late* (*subject to change based on flight schedules).

About ARE

Airport Retail Enterprises (ARE) is an Australian privately-owned company which has operated leading Food & Beverage outlets in Australian airports since 1971 and most recently in the United Kingdom.

About Bruno Loubet

Bruno Loubet is an extremely talented, award winning chef who was awarded the 1985 Young Chef of the Year award. He has worked in restaurants in the UK earning Michelin stars and Times Restaurant of the Year awards on numerous occasions. Now living in QLD and passionate on issues of sustainability, he is building a cooking school in the Gold Coast Hinterland.

tourismman · November 10th, 2018, 08:37 AM

I believe our ADB Antonovs are coming back again early next week!

Looking like another great exotic week next week with so many specials expected and a new Airline.

tourismman · November 11th, 2018, 03:08 AM

Just putting my tourism hat on for a moment Brisbane in 2017-2018 has had a massive amount of new 4 and 5 star hotels open or about to.

W Hotel
Emporium Hotel South Bank
Westin last week opened with a swim up bar .
Holiday Inn
FV by Peppers
Novotel South Bank
The Calile on James
Art Series Hotel at Howard St Wharves soon to open
This is putting BNE on the map and adding extra accommodation to allow extra flights to come.

Also part of Howard Smith Wharves opens next week with other sections opening over the next 4 months.A great tourist and entertainment area for locals and tourists.

tourismman · November 11th, 2018, 11:02 PM

ADB 2563 AN124F was in and out in the wee hours today AKL-BNE-GUM-NRT ...UR-82029 once again making the 8th departure and arrival in past 5 days at YBBN.

Today for the next 19 days QF 744's are back with us once again for 9 flights

Today Fly Corporate start BNE-YWOL ...WC221 BNE-iLLAWARRA at 1020am.

Nice US biz in later today.

tourismman · November 12th, 2018, 09:01 PM

Emirates Sky Cargo 772F and ADB AN124F both in today .

We are still on a roll.

tourismman · November 13th, 2018, 03:08 AM

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Emirates Sky Cargo 772F and ADB AN124F both in today .

We are still on a roll.

Plenty of pics today Virgin Freight 146F(Pionair),Malindo,Toll,Nauru,Korean 77W,EK Sky Cargo 772F.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/794876...h/45128220734/

Not going out for the ADB AN124F again but on it's way and

TONIGHT Samoa Airways the first of many new airlines about to come to YBBN.

Oskar Clare · November 13th, 2018, 07:26 AM

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Originally Posted by tourismman

Plenty of pics today Virgin Freight 146F(Pionair),Malindo,Toll,Nauru,Korean 77W,EK Sky Cargo 772F.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/794876...h/45128220734/

Not going out for the ADB AN124F again but on it's way and

TONIGHT Samoa Airways the first of many new airlines about to come to YBBN.

OL843 departed on time. Estimated currently to be in at 1952, hour ahead of schedule.

Looking forward to announcements soon from airlines and hopefully have a good end to 2018 and good start to 2019

tourismman · November 13th, 2018, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Oskar Clare

OL843 departed on time. Estimated currently to be in at 1952, hour ahead of schedule.

Looking forward to announcements soon from airlines and hopefully have a good end to 2018 and good start to 2019

It called up as Polynesian 843 not Samoa 843 which is interesting.Good to have another foreign carrier into BNE.

Tropicair PNG ..P2-MEH Citation 525 was in once again most likely a medivac.It is a defacto international airline for us and what a great livery.

VH-OEJ · November 13th, 2018, 10:38 PM

Welcome to Brisbane Samoa Airways!

Image Source - YBBN Spotters

tourismman · November 14th, 2018, 12:00 AM

Lance takes nice night pics .BNE sure does well with South Pacific Carriers .I suppose only Air Tahiti Nui or Airlines of PNG are left?

michael_n_ · November 14th, 2018, 02:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Oskar Clare

OL843 departed on time. Estimated currently to be in at 1952, hour ahead of schedule.

Looking forward to announcements soon from airlines and hopefully have a good end to 2018 and good start to 2019

The CEO of BNE was on today.

He kept dropping the South America word so...take that as a hint maybe

He also claims and this is years away but promises directed London New York no stoppers.

Also good CA and QR will not give up on flying out of there but I have a feeling it will be 2020.

Oskar Clare · November 14th, 2018, 06:39 AM

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Originally Posted by michael_n_

The CEO of BNE was on today.

He kept dropping the South America word so...take that as a hint maybe

Where did you see/hear this?

tourismman · November 14th, 2018, 07:17 AM

I guess at this aviation conference this week in Brisbane

https://airportsconference.asn.au/

He was talking at this aviation conference so either Michael went to it or the media has picked up the talk ???

michael_n_ · November 14th, 2018, 10:23 AM

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I guess at this aviation conference this week in Brisbane

https://airportsconference.asn.au/

He was talking at this aviation conference so either Michael went to it or the media has picked up the talk ???

Gert-Jan De Graaff was interviewed at 8.45 am by Craig Zonca and Loretta.

https://www.abc.net.au/radio/brisban...kfast/10475586

The Podcast is hell on earth to zoom in on the time, there is a depressing report on Legionnaires' disease and a traffic report but try about 2.35.

tourismman · November 14th, 2018, 11:09 PM

AN124F no 10 in again today .

tourismman · November 15th, 2018, 06:08 AM

3 from today ADB AN124F..Skytraders A319 This time next year the A319 will be a daily occurrence at BNE with a international airline currently based here.
Also RAAF KC-30A .

https://www.flickr.com/photos/794876...h/45886626211/

tourismman · Yesterday, 04:25 AM

Samoa getting a 737-900 or MAX 9....Not sure what they are saying as a bit ambiguous.

Samoa Airways to get its second plane from next month
Meanwhile, Samoa Airways will be operating a second plane from the beginning of next month.

Tuila'epa Sailele Malielegaoi said the airline will be operating a new Boeing 737-900.

The Minister responsible for the airline, Lautafi Purcell hinted at the launch of Samoa Airways last year that the airline was already looking at introducing the D Max 9, which is other name for the B737-900.

Tuilaepa hasn't said where the second plane will be leased from, but the current plane is on lease from an Italian airline.

November 10th, 2018, 03:19 AM	#9944
tourismman 32 years in the industry Join Date: May 2011 Location: brisbane Posts: 2,570 Likes (Received): 1318	Michelin star chef inspired F&B outlet now open at Brisbane Airport’s Domestic Terminal Seeds-Bruno-Loubet-Brisbane-Airport-Domestic-Terminal-2 Friday 9 November 2018: Passengers travelling via Brisbane Airport’s Domestic Terminal will now have access to exciting new food and beverage offerings with Seeds by Michelin-star chef Bruno Loubet opening its doors for business today. Owned and operated by ARE, Australia’s most experienced airport F&B operator, Seeds offers fresh, natural and sustainable food including poke bowls, fruit salads, smoothies, juices and coffee, presented with a decent dose of chef mastery to ensure tastes and textures combine for an incredible culinary experience. Seeds is proudly plant-based and free from processed ingredients, with everything on offer made with fresh and natural ingredients. Andrew Brodie, Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) General Manager, Airline and Retail Management, said the outlet is an exciting addition to the terminal as it taps in to consumers’ desires to not only eat healthily, but also sustainably. “Consumers are much more conscious of their diet than they were a decade ago and they expect and deserve to have the best F&B offerings available to them at the airport. “Seeds delivers an exciting menu that complements what is currently on offer in our Domestic Terminal, and by using locally sourced produce from suppliers with a track record of sustainability, they are ensuring customers have the tastiest and freshest meals possible,” Mr Brodie said. Seeds by Bruno Loubet is located in the Qantas Terminal Food Court on Level 2, and is open Monday to Sunday 4:30am – late* (*subject to change based on flight schedules). About ARE Airport Retail Enterprises (ARE) is an Australian privately-owned company which has operated leading Food & Beverage outlets in Australian airports since 1971 and most recently in the United Kingdom. About Bruno Loubet Bruno Loubet is an extremely talented, award winning chef who was awarded the 1985 Young Chef of the Year award. He has worked in restaurants in the UK earning Michelin stars and Times Restaurant of the Year awards on numerous occasions. Now living in QLD and passionate on issues of sustainability, he is building a cooking school in the Gold Coast Hinterland. __________________ If you want plenty of aircraft variety then YBBN is your place to visit.

November 12th, 2018, 09:01 PM	#9948
tourismman 32 years in the industry Join Date: May 2011 Location: brisbane Posts: 2,570 Likes (Received): 1318	Emirates Sky Cargo 772F and ADB AN124F both in today . We are still on a roll. __________________ If you want plenty of aircraft variety then YBBN is your place to visit.

November 14th, 2018, 12:00 AM	#9953
tourismman 32 years in the industry Join Date: May 2011 Location: brisbane Posts: 2,570 Likes (Received): 1318	Lance takes nice night pics .BNE sure does well with South Pacific Carriers .I suppose only Air Tahiti Nui or Airlines of PNG are left? __________________ If you want plenty of aircraft variety then YBBN is your place to visit.

Yesterday, 04:25 AM	#9960
tourismman 32 years in the industry Join Date: May 2011 Location: brisbane Posts: 2,570 Likes (Received): 1318	Samoa getting a 737-900 or MAX 9....Not sure what they are saying as a bit ambiguous. Samoa Airways to get its second plane from next month Meanwhile, Samoa Airways will be operating a second plane from the beginning of next month. Tuila'epa Sailele Malielegaoi said the airline will be operating a new Boeing 737-900. The Minister responsible for the airline, Lautafi Purcell hinted at the launch of Samoa Airways last year that the airline was already looking at introducing the D Max 9, which is other name for the B737-900. Tuilaepa hasn't said where the second plane will be leased from, but the current plane is on lease from an Italian airline. __________________ If you want plenty of aircraft variety then YBBN is your place to visit.