Flights to Melbourne

Australia is a prime destination for tourists from all over the world. This explains why flights to Melbourne play a vital role in accessing the country.

As one of the most reliable ways to get to the country, Melbourne opens up various transport options for visitors due to its large international and domestic airport. Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine) is, therefore, a key connection between the city and the rest of the world.

Flights to Melbourne From Sydney, Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide

Melbourne Airport has close to 30 international airlines operating from its terminals and is the only destination within the state to catch an international flight. Located approximately 22kms from the city centre, visitors can arrive on both direct and indirect flights depending on their origin.

Every capital city within Australia has daily flights to Melbourne – particularly Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide – and flights out of Melbourne to every capital city occur just as regularly.

Melbourne Airport has 4 terminals; Terminal 1 for Domestic flights with Qantas and their affiliates, Terminal 2 for International flights, Terminal 3 for Domestic flights with Virgin and their affiliates and Terminal 4 for Domestic Flights for Tiger and other budget airlines.

Regional airlines at the airport offer flights to nearby regional towns, opening up all of Victoria to the world. When booking flights to Melbourne, take note of the season as flight prices increase during the Christmas/New Year period, and also during the Easter and Spring school holiday periods.

There are plenty of flights to Melbourne, so make sure you compare a number of carriers to get the best deals.