Superseded - Quarantine and COVID-19 Testing for International Air Crew Direction (No. 9)

This direction has been superseded on 23 April 2021. See the current Quarantine and COVID-19 Testing for International Air Crew Direction (No. 3).

Summary

Effective from: 6pm AEST 20 March 2021

Posted: 20 March 2021

Superseded on: 23 April 2021

Direction from Chief Health Officer in accordance with emergency powers arising from the declared public health emergency

Public Health Act 2005 (Qld)

Section 362B

On 29 January 2020, under the Public Health Act 2005, the Minister for Health and Minister for Ambulance Services made an order declaring a public health emergency in relation to coronavirus disease (COVID-19). The public health emergency area specified in the order is for ‘all of Queensland’. Its duration has been extended by regulation to 29 June 2021 and may be further extended.

Further to this declaration, l, Dr Jeannette Young, Chief Health Officer, reasonably believe it is necessary to give the following direction pursuant to the powers under s 362B of the Public Health Act 2005 to assist in containing, or to respond to, the spread of COVID-19 within the community.

Preamble

The purpose of this Direction is to protect the health of the community and international air crew by mitigating the risk of the spread of COVID-19 through quarantine and COVID-19 testing of air crew.

Guidance

A person entering Queensland under this Direction must comply with any relevant requirements of other Public Health Directions while the person is in Queensland.

Separately from the requirements under Public Health Directions, under sections 362G and 362H of the Public Health Act 2005, a person may be given a direction by an emergency officer (public health) to stay at or in a particular place for up to 14 days if the emergency officer believes it is reasonably necessary to assist in containing, or to respond to, the spread of COVID-19 in the community.

Citation

  1. This Public Health Direction may be referred to as the Quarantine and COVID-19 Testing for International Air Crew Direction (No. 9).

Revocation

  1. The Quarantine and COVID-19 Testing for International Air Crew Direction (No. 8) effective from midday on 4 March 2021 is revoked from 6.00pm on 20 March 2021.

Commencement

  1. This Direction applies from 6.00pm on 20 March 2021 until the end of the declared public health emergency, unless revoked or replaced.

PART 1 – QUEENSLAND INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS REGISTRATION

  1. This part applies to Queensland-based air crew, international air crew and Australian Defence Force air crew who arrive in Queensland and who have been in a place outside Australia in the 14 days immediately before their arrival.

  2. A person mentioned in paragraph 4 must apply for and receive a Queensland International Arrivals Registration and must declare:

    1. the person’s name, date of birth, primary residential address in Australia, phone number and email address; and

    2. if requested, satisfactory evidence of identity; and

      Examples of evidence of identity – Passport, driver licence, Medicare card

    3. whether the person is an unaccompanied minor; and

    4. travel details including arrival date in Queensland; and

    5. any other information or documents required by an emergency officer (public health) or required for the Queensland International Arrivals Registration.

  1. Despite paragraph 5, Queensland-based air crew, international air crew and Australian Defence Force air crew who have only been in a safe travel zone country in the 14 days prior to arriving in Queensland and have travelled to Queensland on a quarantine-free flight are not required to give a Queensland International Arrivals Registration.

PART 1A – QUARANTINE FOR AIR CREW ARRIVING FROM OVERSEAS OR WHO HAVE BEEN ON A FLIGHT WITH AIR CREW WHO HAVE BEEN OVERSEAS

  1. This Direction applies to Queensland-based air crew, Australian Defence Force air crew and international air crew who arrive in Queensland and who have been in a place outside Australia in the 14 days immediately before their arrival and to domestic crew who have travelled with these crew.

    Note: The requirements in the Direction do not apply to air crew who have travelled to Queensland on a quarantine-free flight from a safe travel zone country. However, these air crew may be asked general screening questions under the Quarantine for International Arrivals Direction (No. 7) or its successors.

  2. Queensland-based air crew, Australian Defence Force air crew and international air crew must quarantine in nominated premises in accordance with paragraph 18 until:

    1. their next international work voyage which is departing from their port of quarantine or their domestic flight in accordance with paragraph 17; or

    2. 14 days have passed from their date of arrival in Queensland, whichever is shorter.

  1. An airline operator must ensure appropriate transportation is available for Queensland-based air crew, Australian Defence Force air crew or international air crew to travel to a nominated premises.

  2. Queensland-based air crew engaged by an approved airline or Australian Defence Force air crew who arrive in Queensland from a place outside Australia may quarantine at a suitable home residence in Queensland if the following requirements can be met:

    1. the person can provide an undertaking that no other person who ordinarily lives at the air crew member’s residence is a designated worker; and

    2. the person can comply with the Operational Guidelines for International Air Crew; and

    3. if the person is a member of positioning crew, they can provide evidence that they are a member of positioning crew; and

    4. the person has not been otherwise directed by an emergency officer (public health).

  3. Queensland-based air crew and Australian Defence Force air crew quarantining at a home residence or military base, after completing immigration, customs and any other requirements must:

    1. travel directly, from their port of disembarkation to their home residence:

      1. using private transport; and

      2. for a distance of no more than two hours safe driving distance from their port of disembarkation; and

      3. without stopping; and

    2. strictly comply with the quarantine requirements in Part 2; and

    3. strictly comply with the Operational Guidelines for International Air Crew.

      Note: Further information about managing driver fatigue is available on the Department of Transport and Main Roads website at: https://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/Safety/Driver-guide/Driving-safely/Driving-tired.aspx.

  1. Domestic air crew who arrive in Queensland on a domestic flight from another State or Territory, including on a crew-only flight, who have travelled in the 14 days immediately before entering Queensland on an aircraft with air crew who have been in a place outside of Australia in the last 14 days must quarantine in accordance with paragraph 17 in nominated premises unless the person is a domestic pilot who operated a crew-only flight in accordance with paragraph 13.

  2. Despite paragraph 12, domestic pilots can fly crew-only flights with Queensland-based air crew, Australian Defence Force air crew and international air crew on board without having to quarantine when they arrive in Queensland if the following requirements can be met:

    1. the pilot remains in the cockpit throughout the flight unless they are using the restroom; and

    2. if using the restroom, the pilot has access to dedicated restroom facilities that are not used by anyone else on board the flight; and

    3. the pilot remains separate from the repositioning air crew in the cabin for the duration of the flight, at all other times when embarking and disembarking from the aircraft and when travelling to an airport to board the flight.

  3. Each airline operator must develop a Compliance Plan outlining the measures that will be taken by the airline operator to ensure Queensland-based air crew comply with:

    1. home quarantine requirements under paragraph 10; and

    2. surveillance testing requirements; and

    3. requirements under the Operational Guidelines for International Air Crew; and

    4. all other requirements under relevant Public Health Directions.

  1. An airline operator must provide a copy of their Compliance Plan to an emergency officer (public health) on request and if requested, evidence to demonstrate how the airline operator is implementing the measures in the Compliance Plan.

  2. Queensland-based air crew and international air crew arriving in Queensland on a freight flight or ferry flight from a place outside Australia are permitted to take a domestic freight or ferry on-flight to another destination in Queensland or another State or Territory if they can provide the following to an emergency officer (public health):

    1. written confirmation from the airline operator that the person has travelled on a freight flight or a ferry flight; and

    2. if the flight is travelling to another State or Territory, written confirmation from an airline operator that the receiving State or Territory has been notified of and accepted the arrival of the freight flight or ferry flight; and

    3. an undertaking the person has not left the confines of the airport at their port of arrival in Queensland and had no contact with members of the community.

  1. Queensland-based air crew and international air crew who have been in a place outside Australia in the 14 days immediately before their arrival in Queensland are permitted to reposition from Queensland to another State or Territory on a domestic flight if the following apply:

    1. the person travels from either their port or arrival or home residence to board the flight in accordance with paragraph 18(c) and (e) and without stopping; and

    2. the person will immediately depart Australia on an outbound international work voyage on arrival to another State or Territory; and

    3. the person travels on a crew-only flight.

PART 2 – QUARANTINE REQUIREMENTS

  1. A person who is required to quarantine under this Direction:

    1. must not leave the nominated premises for 14 days or until their next international work voyage or crew-only flight in accordance with paragraph 17, whichever is shorter, except:

      1. for the purposes of obtaining essential medical care at a hospital; or

      2. to avoid injury or illness or to escape a risk of harm; or

        Example – escaping a risk of harm related to sexual or domestic and family violence; or accessing support from a domestic and family violence support service

      3. in the event of an emergency situation; or
      4. for Queensland-based air crew or domestic air crew with a primary place of residence in Queensland, to carry out mandatory training and assessment within Queensland which is required to be undertaken in-person to ensure that flight crew meet regulatory requirements to operate aircraft or to ensure safety of flights; or

        Example: flight simulation training or the components of essential safety and security training that must be undertaken in person, including training that may be carried out while the person is not on their usual work shift or duty.
      5. for Australian Defence Force air crew, to carry out mandatory training and assessment within Queensland which is required to be undertaken by the Australian Defence Force;
      6. to undertake a COVID-19 test in accordance with paragraph 19 or 20; or
      7. as otherwise required or permitted under a direction given to the person by an emergency officer (public health); and

    1. for a person directed to quarantine at government-nominated accommodation, must not open the door to the nominated premises, except:

      1. for a permitted purpose under paragraph 18(a); or

      2. when permitted by a quarantine facility worker to collect any food, laundry, medical supplies or other items left at the door of their nominated premises by a quarantine facility worker; or

      3. when permitted by a quarantine facility worker to place any laundry, rubbish or other items directly outside the door of their nominated premises for collection by a quarantine facility worker; and

    1. must wear a surgical mask:

      1. whenever directed to do so by an emergency officer (public health); and

      2. when leaving and returning to the nominated premises during quarantine as permitted under paragraph 18(a) or whenever the door to the nominated premises is open as permitted under paragraph 18(b), unless:

      3. it is not practicable due to the need to avoid immediate injury or illness or to escape a risk of harm; or

      4. it is not practicable because of the emergency situation; or

      5. the person has a physical or mental health illness or condition, or disability, which makes wearing a surgical mask unsuitable; or

        Examples: persons who have obstructed breathing, a serious skin condition on their face, an intellectual disability, a mental health illness, or who have experienced trauma.

      6. permitted under a direction given to the person by an emergency officer (public health); and

    1. any travel when permitted to leave and return to the nominated premises during quarantine under paragraph 18(a)(i) must be by ambulance service; and

    2. any travel when permitted to leave and return to the nominated premises during quarantine under paragraph 18(a)(ii),(iii), (iv), (v), (vi) or (vii) must be by:

      1. ambulance service; or

      2. transport provided by an airline operator; or

      3. for Queensland-based air crew, domestic air crew or Australian Defence Force air crew quarantining at a home residence, private transport in accordance with the Operational Guidelines for International Air Crew; or

      4. an emergency services vehicle in emergency or serious situations as permitted under a direction given to the person by an emergency officer (public health); or

    1. must not permit any other person to enter the nominated premises unless that other person:

      1. resides in the nominated premises with a person who is Queensland-based air crew; or

      2. enters the nominated premises to provide emergency, medical or other essential care to a person residing in the nominated premises; or

      3. enters to conduct a COVID-19 test in accordance with paragraph 19 or 20; or

      4. as otherwise required or permitted under a direction given to the person by an emergency officer (public health).

PART 3 – COVID-19 TESTING OF AIR CREW

  1. International air crew quarantining at a nominated premises must undertake surveillance testing for COVID-19 conducted by a relevant authority.

  2. Queensland-based air crew quarantining at a nominated premises must undertake surveillance testing for COVID-19.

  3. Each airline operator must keep records of surveillance testing of Queensland-based air crew and international air crew and provide these records to an emergency officer (public health) on request.

  4. Queensland-based air crew or international air crew who are tested for COVID-19 in accordance with paragraph 19 or 20 are permitted to leave quarantine for their next international work voyage or their domestic flight in accordance with paragraph 17 while awaiting a test result unless there is another lawful reason for them to self-isolate provided:

    1. they comply with quarantine requirements under paragraph 18; and

    2. do not have symptoms consistent with COVID-19.

      Example: A Queensland-based air crew member may be directed to self-isolate for another reason such as being identified as a close contact of a person with COVID-19.

  1. If a Queensland-based air crew or international air crew member develops symptoms consistent with COVID-19, they must:

    1. immediately seek medical attention; and

    2. be tested for COVID-19 and self-isolate until a negative test result is received and they are symptom-free.

PART 4 – SCREENING AND EVIDENTIARY PROVISIONS

  1. An emergency officer (public health) may require any person subject to this Direction to answer questions or provide evidence about:

    1. whether the person has symptoms consistent with COVID-19; and

    2. whether they have been knowingly exposed to COVID-19 in the past 14 days; and

    3. their name; and

    4. their date of birth; and

    5. their phone number while in Australia; and

    6. their intended address while in Australia; and

    7. their email address; and

    8. their flight number; and

    9. their flight seat number; and

    10. the places the person has been in the 14 days before arriving in Queensland; and

    11. for Queensland-based air crew or domestic air crew with a primary place of residence in Queensland, evidence of the essential and mandatory nature of training or assessment required to be completed during quarantine.

PART 5 – OTHER MATTERS

  1. An emergency officer (public health) can give a direction to a Queensland-based air crew member or an international air crew member about the conduct of a COVID-19 test.

  2. An emergency officer (public health) can require an airline operator to comply with additional directions if the emergency officer believes the direction is reasonably necessary to assist in containing, or to respond to, the spread of COVID-19 within the community.

  3. Despite anything in the Border Restrictions Direction (No. 23) or its successor, domestic crew to whom paragraphs 12 and 13 apply must quarantine as required by this Direction.

PART 6 – EXEMPTIONS

  1. The Chief Health Officer, the Deputy Chief Health Officer or their delegate may grant a person an exemption from all or part of these directions on the basis of extreme exceptional circumstances.

  2. An exemption may be given on conditions and if so, the person given the exemption must comply with the conditions.

PART 7 – DEFINITIONS

  1. Definitions used in this Direction are in Schedule 1.

PART 8 – PENALTIES

A person to whom the direction applies commits an offence if the person fails, without reasonable excuse, to comply with the direction.

Section 362D of the Public Health Act 2005 provides:

Failure to comply with public health directions

  • A person to whom a public health direction applies must comply with the direction unless the person has a reasonable excuse.
  • Maximum penalty—100 penalty units or 6 months imprisonment.

Dr Jeannette Young

Chief Health Officer

20 March 2021

Published on the Queensland Health website at 6:00 pm


SCHEDULE 1 — DEFINITIONS

For the purposes of this Public Health Direction:

Airline operator means the person, business or entity that owns, controls or operates an aircraft arriving in Queensland from a point of origin outside of Australia.

Approved airline is an airline specified in Schedule 2.

Australia means the Commonwealth of Australia and includes the external territories of Norfolk Island, Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Coral Sea Islands and Heard and McDonald Islands but excludes the Australian Antarctic Territory.

Australian Defence Force air crew means

  1. an Australian Defence force air crew member performing military tasking in accordance with a lawful order, excluding members ordinarily travelling for posting or leave purposes; or

  2. an off-shift Australian Defence force air crew member travelling as a passenger on an aircraft to reposition at another location to immediately commence military tasking in accordance with a lawful order.

Compliance Plan means a plan developed by an airline operator that sets out the measures that will be taken to ensure Queensland-based air crew comply with home quarantine and surveillance testing requirements under this Direction, the Operational Guidelines for International Air Crew and all other requirements under relevant Public Health Directions.

Confines of the airport means the terminal or terminals of an airport used for the arrival and departure of aircraft and passengers by air, or the area of an airport that the person uses to transfer directly between terminals.

Example: a person did not leave the confines of the airport if they stay in a passenger terminal until their next flight or transferred directly between terminals to depart on their flight. However, a person leaves the confines of the airport if they go to a hotel in the airport precinct and stay overnight.

COVID-19 hotspot means a particular area of Australia decided by the Chief Health Officer and published on the Queensland Health website (https://www.health.qld.gov.au/system-governance/legislation/cho-public-health-directions-under-expanded-public-health-act-powers/declared-hotspots-direction).

Crew-only flight means a domestic flight travelling within Australia with:

  1. only Queensland-based air crew, international air crew or domestic air crew on board; and

  2. no passengers on board.

Designated worker means the following:

  1. a person providing services as a registered health practitioner; or

  2. a person providing services as an NDIS service provider within the meaning of the Disability Services Act 2006; or

  3. person who works, contracts or volunteers in a hospital, as defined in schedule 2 to the Hospital and Health Boards Act 2011; or

  4. a person who works, contracts or volunteers in a private health facility, as defined in section 8 of the Private Health Facilities Act 1999; or

  5. a person who works, contracts or volunteers in a multi-purpose service, as defined in section 104 of the Subsidy Principles 2014 made under section 96-1 of the Aged Care Act 1997 (Cth); or

  6. a person who works, contracts or volunteers in a facility at which residential care, within the meaning of the Aged Care Act 1997 of the Commonwealth, is provided; or

  7. a person who works, contracts or volunteers in a shared disability accommodation service as defined by the Disability Accommodation Services Direction (No.14) or its successors; or

  8. a person who works, contracts or volunteers in a corrective services facility as defined under the Corrective Services Act 2006; or

  9. a person who works, contracts or volunteers in a detention centre as defined under the Youth Justice Act 1992.

Domestic air crew means:

  1. an on-shift or off-shift pilot, crew member providing essential safety or maintenance functions or cabin crew member responsible for servicing domestic flights within Australia; or

  2. an on-shift or off-shift aeromedical services crew member responsible for providing patient transport or emergency medical care to a patient.

Emergency officer (public health) means an emergency officer appointed under the Public Health Act 2005.

Note: Emergency officers appointed under the Public Health Act 2005 include public health officers and police and includes emergency officers (medical) and emergency officer (general).

Ferry flight means an inbound flight to Australia transporting essential crew only with no passengers on board.

Freight flight means a flight transporting freight and essential crew only where no new crew members board the aircraft in a place outside of Australia.

Government-nominated accommodation means a hospital, hotel or other accommodation premises at which the person is directed to quarantine by an emergency officer (public health) at which the Queensland Government provides a security and health overlay.

Hospital means:

  1. a hospital, as defined in schedule 2 to the Hospital and Health Boards Act 2011; or

  2. a private health facility, as defined in section 8 of the Private Health Facilities Act 1999; or

  3. a multi-purpose service, as defined in section 104 of the Subsidy Principles 2014 made under section 96-1 of the Aged Care Act 1997 (Cth).

International air crew means a person whose primary place of residence is not in Queensland and who does not enter Queensland on a quarantine-free flight who is:

  1. an air crew member actively servicing an inbound flight to Australia; or

  2. an off-shift air crew member travelling to reposition to commence duty in Australia; or

  3. an aeromedical services crew member providing patient transport or emergency medical care to a patient; or

  4. an off-shift aeromedical services crew member who is travelling as a passenger on an aircraft to reposition to commence duty in Australia.

Note: Air crew servicing quarantine-free flights to Queensland from a safe-travel zone country are not required to quarantine under this Direction.

Member of positioning crew means a person who:

  1. is identified as a member of positioning crew:

    1. in the flight manifest of the flight on which the person arrived in Queensland; or

    2. by the person’s employer or the airline the person will be flying for in the form approved by the Chief Health Officer; and

  2. has documentary evidence of the flight, including the date of the flight, on which the person will leave Australia.

    Note: a person entering Queensland to undertake mandatory regulatory training cannot be identified as a member of positioning crew.

Nominated premises means:

  1. a person’s allocated room within government-nominated accommodation as directed by an emergency officer (public health); or

  2. for Queensland-based air crew engaged by an approved airline, the air crew’s home residence; or

  3. for Australian Defence Force air crew, the air crew’s home residence or military base; or

  4. for domestic air crew whose primary place of residence is in Queensland who are engaged by an approved airline, the air crew’s home residence; or

  5. another premises as directed by an emergency officer (public health).

Operational Guidelines for International Air Crew means the Operational Guidelines for International Air Crew approved by the Chief Health Officer and published on the Queensland Government website.

Private transport means:

  1. a private vehicle; or

  2. transport provided by an airline operator.

    Example: A private bus or shuttle engaged by an airline operator to transport air crew from their port of arrival to their nominated premises.

Queensland International Arrivals Registration see paragraph 5. The Queensland International Arrivals Registration is available on the Queensland Government website at: https://www.qld.gov.au/internationalarrivalstoqld.

Quarantine-free flight means a flight:

  1. that only carries passengers who have completed an Australian Travel Declaration at least 72 hours prior to departure declaring details of their health status and that they have been in a safe travel zone country for 14 days or more and have not been in a safe travel zone country hotspot; and

  2. where no air crew have been in a COVID-19 hotspot or safe travel zone country hotspot in the 14 days prior to entering Queensland.

Note: Information about quarantine free flights is available from the Australian Department of Home Affairs: https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/new-zealand-safe-travel-zone. Determinations about quarantine-free flights are made by the relevant airline.

Queensland-based air crew means a person whose primary place of residence is in Queensland and arrives in Queensland on a flight that is not a quarantine-free flight and who is:

  1. an air crew member actively servicing an inbound flight to Australia; or

  2. an off-shift air crew member who can provide evidence that they are a member of positioning crew in the form approved by the Chief Health Officer; and

  3. an aeromedical services crew member providing patient transport or emergency medical care to a patient; or

  4. an off-shift aeromedical services crew member who is travelling as a passenger on an aircraft to reposition to commence duty in Australia.

Note: Ground crew are not included in the definition of Queensland-based air crew unless they are actively servicing an inbound flight to Australia.

Relevant authority means Queensland Health or an agency contracted by the Queensland Government to undertake testing for COVID-19.

Example: Mater

Residence means premises used, or intended to be used, as a dwelling or mainly as a dwelling, and includes the land on which the residence is situated, and includes:

  1. a single detached dwelling;

  2. each of one or more attached dwellings that are separated by a common wall;
    Examples for paragraph (b) — villa unit, townhouse, terrace house, row house, unit in an apartment block.

  3. a manufactured home as defined in section 10 of the Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act 2003;

  4. a caravan as defined in section 7 of the Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Act 2008;

  5. any other building or structure situated on the same land as the premises or dwelling.
    Examples for paragraph (e) – pool house, granny flat.

    but does not include an aged care residential facility, corrective services facility or detention centre.

Safe travel zone country has the same meaning as in the Quarantine for International Arrivals Direction (No. 7) or its successor.

Safe travel zone country hotspot has the same meaning as in the Quarantine for International Arrivals Direction (No. 7) or its successor.

Self-isolate means:

  1. the person is to travel directly to premises that are suitable to reside in and remain in those premises until a negative test result is received and they are symptom-free; or

  2. travel directly to, or remain at, a hospital for medical treatment, and following treatment and discharge from the hospital, travel directly to premises that are suitable to reside in and remain in those premises until a negative test result is received and they are symptom-free; and

  3. must not leave the premises except to:

    1. obtain essential medical care or essential medical supplies where alternative delivery arrangements are not reasonably practicable;

    2. avoid injury or escape a risk of harm; or

    3. in the event of an emergency situation; or

    4. as otherwise permitted or required under a direction given by the person by an emergency officer (public health); and

  1. must wear a face mask whenever directed to do so by an emergency officer (public health) and when leaving isolation as permitted by paragraph (c), unless it is not practicable because of the emergency situation or the need to avoid immediate injury or risk of harm.

Surgical mask means a single use surgical mask with a minimum level 1 barrier protection level under the Australian Standard (AS 4381:2015) that covers the nose and mouth.

Surveillance testing means testing for COVID-19 that:

  1. occurs when an air crew member is asymptomatic; and

  2. is facilitated by an airline operator as soon as testing can reasonably be made available to Queensland-based air crew arriving in Queensland unless a person can provide written evidence of a negative COVID-19 test result undertaken in Queensland or another State or Territory in the 7 days immediately prior to entry and is repeated on a rolling 7-day testing cycle until the crew member leaves for their next international work voyage or has been in Australia for 14 days, whichever is shorter; and

  3. is facilitated by a relevant authority for international air crew on arrival in Queensland unless a person can provide written evidence of a negative COVID-19 test result undertaken in Queensland or another State or Territory in the 7 days immediately prior to entry and is repeated on a rolling 7-day testing cycle until the crew member leaves for their next international work voyage or has been in Australia for 14 days, whichever is shorter; and

  4. occurs when requested by an emergency officer (public health).

Symptoms consistent with COVID-19 means fever or history of fever, symptoms of acute respiratory infection (cough, shortness of breath, sore throat), loss of smell, loss of taste, runny nose, diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting or fatigue.

SCHEDULE 2 – Approved Airlines

Adagold

AeroPearl Pty

Air Canada

Air India

Air New Zealand

Air Niugini

Air Vanuatu

Aircraft owned or engaged by an Australian or Queensland Government Agency

Aircraft approved by a relevant Commonwealth Government Department to enter Queensland as a Medical Repatriation Flight or as Emergency Aeromedical Evacuation (MedEvac) transportation

Airwork

Alliance Airlines

Altitude Aviation

Avcair Pty Ltd

BHMM Aviation

Boeing Company

Brenzil Pty Ltd

Cathay Pacific

Celestial Airways Ltd

China Air

CML Aviation

Cobham

De Lore and Associates

Dnata

Emirates

Eva Air

ExecuJet Australia

Fiji Airways

Flight Options

Global Ferrying Services

Global Jet International

Hevilift

Japan Airlines

Jet Aviation

Jetstar

LFG Aviation

Machjet

Malaysian Airlines

Malinda

Menzies Aviation

Mission Aviation Fellowship

Nauru Airlines

Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA)

Oceania

Pacific Air Express (PAE)

Pacific Direct

Papua New Guinea Air

Philippines (Charter)

Pionair

Qantas

Qatar Airways

Regional Express Airlines (REX)

Singapore Airlines

Skytrans

Solomon Airlines

Swissport

Tag Aviation Asia

Torres Strait Air

Virgin Airlines

Last updated: 23 April 2021