Archerfield Airport — Local services in Brisbane City

Archerfield Airport: Australia's Finest.

Archerfield Airport stands as a shining example of resilience and innovation, with a rich history that traces back to its pivotal role in shaping Australian aviation.

This iconic site continues to thrive, supported by a bold vision to restore and transform it into an even greater national asset. The latest Master Plan highlights a strong commitment to upgrading critical infrastructure, delivering purpose-built amenities, and seizing the unique opportunities presented by the upcoming Olympic decade.

As Queensland’s principal General Aviation airport, Archerfield strikes a perfect balance between honouring its storied past and embracing the future. Its forward-thinking approach to fostering both traditional aviation services and emerging aviation technologies cements its role as a leader in the industry.

More than just an airport, Archerfield is a national treasure. Every facet of its planning reflects meticulous care, responsibility, and a determination to achieve excellence. Positioned to set new benchmarks in aviation, Archerfield Airport is not only prepared to succeed but is also poised to redefine the standards of General Aviation...

What a delightful place to spend a few hours. Lots of planes & helicopters taking off & landing, which my almost 2 year old grandson loved. Terminal is like a trip into yesteryear; beautifully presented, such a pleasant change from high tech modern buildings. Lots of airline history too. We had a bite to eat at the Cafe, which serves a lovely assortment of snacks & meals. I like strong coffee & found theirs a little weak for my taste but there are plenty of cold drink choices. All up it was a great place, (not crowded,) to...

Management of this Airport does not enforce the fly neighbourly principles to their clients. Planes constantly performing touch and go's at full throttle in the same pattern over and over. The surrounding suburbs are growing, and your airport is outdated. It's not 1927 anymore and the community is fed up. Do you think the flight path in the image is normal for flight training overpopulated areas? This is a big nuisance and an accident waiting to happen. Training pilots should not be flying over dense...