MEL
Local time
· 240 departures on the board
- 15:35JQ944Gate 41Final call
- 15:40QF622Gate 1Final call
- 15:40JQ476Gate 46Final call
- 15:4015:35VA1595Gate 10Final call
- 15:451524Gate 23Boarding
- 15:4515:15ZL3682Gate 31Delayed by 30 m
- 15:45QF1524Gate 23Boarding
- 15:45QF689Gate 11Boarding
- 15:45EK5257Gate 23Boarding
- 15:45CX9034Gate 23Boarding
- 15:45NZ7485Gate 23Boarding
- 15:45MU4088Gate 23Boarding
- 15:50JQ33Gate 14Boarding
- 15:55QF37Gate 6Boarding
- 16:00ZL3577Gate 31Boarding
- 16:00QF462Gate 3Boarding
- 16:00VA859Gate 1Boarding
- 16:051295Gate 22On time
- 16:05QF1295Gate 22On time
- 16:05NZ7355Gate 22On time
- 16:05CX9122Gate 22On time
- 16:05MU4106Gate 22On time
- 16:05QF624Gate 10On time
- 16:05EK5237Gate 22On time
- 16:10VA7Gate 5On time
- 16:10UL605Gate 4On time
- 16:10JQ974Gate 48On time
- 16:1016:00JQ540Gate 44On time
- 16:10VA337Gate 2On time
- 16:15VA233Gate 4On time
How do I get to and from Melbourne International Airport?
Melbourne Airport is reached mainly by road. The SkyBus express coach links the terminals with central Melbourne, and several public bus routes connect with suburban rail and tram networks. Taxis and ride-hailing services use designated pick-up areas, while rental cars and hotel shuttles are available in the airport precinct. Driving is common, with short-stay, long-stay and premium parking options signposted around the terminals.
How do the terminals work at Melbourne International Airport?
The airport has four terminals in one main precinct, so walking between them is usually possible without a shuttle. Terminal 2 handles international flights, while Terminals 1, 3 and 4 are used for domestic services by different airlines. Check-in areas, bag drop and security are terminal-specific, so confirm your airline and terminal before arrival, especially if connecting between domestic and international flights.
Tips for flying from Melbourne International Airport
Allow extra time at peak business, holiday and early-morning periods, as roads, check-in, security and immigration can all be busy. International passengers should be ready for passport control and Australia’s strict biosecurity checks, including food and plant declarations. For domestic flights, check baggage rules and terminal details carefully, as low-cost and full-service airlines may use different facilities within the same airport precinct.