The latest news about Melbourne Airport (MEL).

L'Melbourne Tullamarine Airport (MEL) is the main airport serving the city of Melbourne, capital of the Australian state of Victoria. Located about 23 km northwest from the city center, it is the second busiest airport in Australia after Sydney, connecting Melbourne to numerous global destinations.

Opened in the 1970 to replace Essendon Airport, Melbourne Airport has become a vital hub for domestic and international air traffic. Each year, about 37 million of passengers pass through its terminals, attracted by the wide range of destinations including Asia, Europe, the Americas and the Middle East. The airport serves more than 60 destinations and hosts numerous airlines, including major Australian and international airlines.

The airport has. four terminals: three dedicated to passenger flights, including one for international and two for domestic flights, and an exclusive terminal for cargo transport. This subdivision ensures efficient management of passenger and cargo flows. The terminals offer modern facilities, including stores, restaurants, and passenger lounges.

Qantas e Jetstar Airways use Melbourne Tullamarine as one of their main operational hubs, contributing significantly to traffic at the airport. Also Virgin Australia has a strong presence, operating an extensive network of domestic and international flights.