Flights in Australia
Oceania · 115 airports · 15 major hubs · 4 metros covered
Australia runs one of the world's largest air networks — 115 scheduled airports linking domestic trunk routes to every continent. Compare every leg in one search and book with the provider you trust.
City flight guides for Australia
Multi-airport cities compared in one search — every terminal option, one query.
Major airports in Australia
Adelaide International Airport (ADL)
Adelaide
Avalon Airport (AVV)
Avalon
Brisbane International Airport (BNE)
Brisbane
Broome International Airport (BME)
Broome
Cairns International Airport (CNS)
Cairns
Darwin International Airport (DRW)
Darwin
Gold Coast Airport (OOL)
Gold Coast
Hobart International Airport (HBA)
Hobart (Cambridge)
Melbourne International Airport (MEL)
Melbourne
Newcastle Airport (NTL)
Williamtown
Perth International Airport (PER)
Perth
Port Hedland International Airport (PHE)
Port Hedland
Sunshine Coast Airport (MCY)
Maroochydore
Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD)
Sydney (Mascot)
Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport (WTB)
Toowoomba
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Frequently asked questions
How many airports does Australia have?
115 scheduled-service airports, including 15 major international hubs. The largest is Adelaide International Airport (ADL).
Which airlines fly within Australia?
Domestic networks centre on Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane; the flight search shows current availability for each pair.
What is the best way to find cheap flights in Australia?
Search by city rather than airport — city search covers every airport in the metro at once, which matters where low-cost carriers use secondary fields. Midweek dates and shoulder season are reliably cheaper.
Do I need an eSIM or visa for Australia?
Visa rules depend on your passport — check your government's travel advice. For mobile data, a travel eSIM activated before departure works in Australia without local registration.
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