General information
Melbourne Airport is the second largest airport in Australia, after Sydney Airport. From the airport, you can fly to destinations in Oceania, Asia, North America and South America. Melbourne Airport consists of four terminals and two runways. Melbourne Airport is next to Avalon Airport the closest airport to Torquay, known as the gateway to the Great Ocean Road.
Where is Melbourne Airport situated?
Melbourne Airport is located northwest of the city of Melbourne. By car, you can easily reach the airport from the north (C743) and south (M2).
How many terminals does Melbourne Airport have?
Melbourne Airport has four terminal buildings, known as Terminal 1 (Qantas), Terminal 2 (all international flights), Terminal 3 (Virgin Australia) and Terminal 4 (Jetstar Airways, Rex Airlines). The terminals are within walking distance from each other, a walk between T1 and T4 takes 10 minutes. National flag carrier Qantas uses Terminal 1 for domestic flights and Terminal 2 for international flights.
Which airlines fly from and to Melbourne Airport?
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Jetstar Airways -
Qantas -
Virgin Australia -
Air New Zealand -
Rex Airlines
