The end of the resources boom is helping Brisbane Airport to better manage heavy traffic in peak periods ahead of the opening of a $1.35 billion runway in 2020, chief executive Julieanne Alroe says. The airport's domestic traffic fell 0.6 per cent in the last financial year – the first annual fall since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the US – as fly-in/fly-out traffic dropped because of a downturn in the coal and oil and gas markets. In contrast, international traffic grew 5.7 per cent. Brisbane Airport...
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