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ARTICLE · 31 OCTOBER 2008

Opening An Airport Premises In Queensland?

Are you weighing up opening a new airport premises or taking over an existing one?

AustraliaTransport

Are you weighing up opening a new airport premises or taking over an existing one? If so, then it is worthwhile considering the options available when selling alcohol from the premises. For example, will you have table service? Will you have take away liquor sales? And, perhaps more importantly, do you wish to be open for trade whenever an aeroplane touches down or takes off, no matter what time of day or night?

"What type of licence is most suitable for my business?"

There are currently 8 categories of liquor licences which may be granted under the Liquor Act 1992 QLD, although the types of licences generally preferred at airports are On-Premises (Other Activity) licences and Special Facility licences. Since the enactment of the Liquor and Other Acts Amendment Act 2008, On-Premises (Other Activities) licences will become "Commercial-other" licences from 1 January 2009. Special facility licences will remain as a licence category (a "Commercial – special facility

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