The move significantly comes after Qantas outsourced 2,000 in-house ground handling roles to third-party companies, including Dnata and Swissport.
The 71-page investigation, which you can read here, also suggests authorities negotiate with nearby RAAF Base Amberley to share airspace.
The new facilities are adjacent to RAAF Base Williamtown and the aerospace precinct Astra Aerolab.
The business said it had reduced wasp “activity” by 64 per cent and argued its “detailed research” was now helping other facilities around the world.
Train services will directly connect the airport to two stations in the suburbs of Redcliffe and High Wycombe and are expected to carry 20,000 people a day in its first year of operation.
On Monday, the business announced the 100,000-passenger limit will now stretch until 29 October, claiming the cap has already resulted in “fewer last-minute cancellations, better punctuality and shorter waits for bags”.