Brisbane Airport: scheduled maintenance of Western runway (01L/19R), 11 November 2026: what is confirmed so far

The AeroDue Radar records “Brisbane Airport: scheduled maintenance of Western runway (01L/19R)” as an upcoming disruption confirmed by an official source.

Reported window: on 11 November 2026 (date-only notice; no exact times were published). Published schedule: Wednesday 11 November 2026 (Brisbane local time). The remaining runway continues to operate; subject to weather and operational conditions.

Scope named in the official evidence: airports BNE; country codes AU.

Context: Planned operational notices describe what an official body intends to do; how individual airlines adjust their schedules is decided by each airline and may be announced later.

Not established by these sources: which individual flights will be cancelled or delayed, how many passengers are affected and whether any compensation applies. Those depend on each airline’s operational decisions and on the rules for each journey.

Passenger rights: Aviation passenger rights may become relevant if a flight is actually disrupted, but this notice alone does not establish legal coverage or compensation. The itinerary, operating carrier, actual flight outcome and cause must be verified first.

What decides whether any rule applies: origin and destination; operating carrier; actual cancellation or arrival delay; timing of notice; cause and operational circumstances.

What passengers can do now: check the airline’s and the airport’s own updates before leaving for the airport; keep booking confirmations, boarding passes and receipts for any extra costs; if a flight is cancelled or delayed, ask the airline to confirm the reason in writing; and use AeroDue’s passenger-rights overview to understand how disruption rules generally work. AeroDue does not decide or handle claims.

Evidence: 1 official source listed below. Last verified by the Radar on 23 October 2026, 05:09 UTC.