When Australia's Brisbane Airport spent A$1.3 billion ($883 million) on a new runway, it banked heavily on its curfew-free operations to attract international airlines. It was an opportunity to position the airport to meet international schedules, which could be optimized at a curfew-free airport, positioning aircraft back in major international hubs when airlines wanted them there.
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