Noise Information
Gold Coast Airport (GCA) and its aviation partners are committed to ensuring the community and other stakeholders are provided with the most relevant information on aircraft noise issues and management. GCA continues to take a proactive approach to communication, engaging with the local community, business groups, and local, state, and federal government representatives.
Aircraft Noise
Airservices Australia is responsible for monitoring aircraft noise and responding to noise complaints. To learn more or lodge a complaint, visit the Airservices Australia aircraft noise information page. Under the Airports Act 1996, Gold Coast Airport is responsible for producing and publishing an Australian Noise Exposure Forecast (ANEF) map in its master plan.
More details about aircraft noise and the ANEF for Gold Coast Airport can be found in Section 7.2 of the Gold Coast Airport Master Plan 2024.
View or download the Gold Coast Airport Master Plan.
To review flight paths and aircraft movement patterns, view Gold Coast Airport's key flight tracks.
Gold Coast Airport's Ultimate Practical Capacity ANEF was endorsed by Airservices Australia on 5 July 2024.
Download the endorsed ANEF map.
GCA continues to work closely with Airservices Australia, the entity responsible for monitoring aircraft noise and responding to noise complaints.
For more information on aircraft noise monitoring and management, visit the Airservices Australia website.
