Australian Airports
We’ll help you choose the best Australian Airport for you and we’ll help you your way around it.
Cairns Airport
Cairns lies between mountains, mangroves and the Coral Sea, it is the gateway to Tropical North Queensland, home of the Great Barrier Reef and of endless Tropical Rainforests
Brisbane Airport
Brisbane Airport, in South East Queensland, has three terminals to serve international, domestic and cargo flights.
Adelaide Airport
Adelaide Airport is the prime gateway to South Australia. It provides close to seven million passengers annually with efficient, comfortable services.
Perth Airport
Perth is Australia’s fourth largest passenger carrier serving international and domestic flights.
Sydney Airport
Unsurprisingly Sydney ( Kingsford Smith ) is Australia’s largest airport serving 40 airlines with more than 30 million passengers passing through each year. Terminal One (T1) serves international flights, T2 is domestic, and the mighty T3 is reserved for the flying kangaroo, Qantas.
Melbourne Airport
Melbourne Airport is Australia’s second busiest airport serving around twenty five million passengers a year. It is clearly a busy airport but it does manage to maintain the feel of much more intimate airport… it’s a Melbourne thing we think!