Sunday wrap up- heaps of pics

Fast facts:

Runway 18/36 1797 metres long and 30 metres wide was first opened in 1961.
Last aircraft to use runway runway 36 was Piper PA-31 Navajo VH-DEQ, departing at 17:07 Saturday 13/06/2020 bound for Archerfield.
Sunshine Coast Airport Traffic Control broadcast at 08:30 14/06/2020 that 18/36 is now officially decommissioned
Sunshine Coast Airport Traffic Control broadcast at 09:14 14/06/2020 that runway 13/31 was officially commissioned.
Sunshine Coast Airport Traffic Control broadcast between 08:30 and 09:14 14/06/2020 that the aerodrome was unavailable for arrivals and departures.
Runway 13/31 2450 metres long and 45 metres wide, construction started March 2019.
Sunshine Coast Council officially hand over the new runway to the Sunshine Coast Council on Friday 12/06/2020
Alliance Airlines Fokker F100 registration VH-UQC using callsign UTY1331 first aircraft to touchdown on runway 31 at 09:42
First aircraft to depart runway 31 was Sling 2 flight trainer 23-1132 operated by the Sunshine Coast Aero Club- 'Trainee Millie'
First jet aircraft departure on runway 31 was locally based and operated Machjet International Cessna 525A Citation CJ2 VH-ZIY.
First Malta registered aircraft landed late evening. AirX Embraer ERJ-100 Lineage 1000 9H-FCM arrived from Kualanamu International Airport via Brisbane at around 22:30.