Melbourne Airport - Sydney to Melbourne Flights
When you fly to Melbourne you will fly into one of two airports. Melbourne is home to two commercial domestic airports Tullamarine Airport [MEL] and Avalon Airport [AVV]. Fly Sydney to Melbourne.
Melbourne Airport
Avalon Airport
Avalon Airport is located outside of Melbourne city it is a 55 kilometre drive and it takes about half an hour to travel there by car. Avalon Airport is the home of Jetstar Airlines. Jetstar flights to and from Brisbane, Perth, Sydney and Adelaide depart from Avalon airport.
When you fly Sydney to Melbourne into Avalon airport you are flying into the Airport where the Australian International Airshow is held every two years. One of the biggest airshows in the Southern Hemisphere. Definitely a great show to take the family to!
The Sunbus shuttle is available to take you to and from Avalon and the Melbourne city business district. Avalon Airport has Rental cars available for travelers to travel to and from the airport and around Melbourne. Major Car Rental companies, including Avis, Budget, Hertz and Thrifty are all located at Avalon Airport. More Information on Car Rental.
Please remember: Late check ins are not allowed and flights are non refundable. The Minimum allowable check in time for all flights from Avalon is 30 minutes.
Melbourne Airport
Tullamarine Airport:
Tullamarine Airport is more commonly referred to as Melbourne Airport and is Melbourne's main domestic airport. The Melbourne airports domestic terminal services Qantas, Virgin Blue and some regional Jetstar flights. Both Sydney and Melbourne Airports are fitted with lounges for business class travelers, lounge members and frequent flyers for comfort when you fly to Melbourne.
When you fly to Melbourne Airport the airport caters for it's customers with plenty of public transport outside the terminals to take you to your destination. It takes about half an hour to get to and from the Melbourne airport from Melbourne's CBD. If you are going to be battling peak hour traffic leaving with extra time is a good idea.
The Melbourne Airport has four terminals Terminal One has domestic flights conducted by the Qantas Group, Terminal Two is for international flights except for some Jetstar flights, Terminal Three is Virgin Blue, Regional Express (REX) and Sky West and Terminal Four houses Impulse airlines and Tiger Airways Australia flights. There are so many great reasons to fly Sydney to Melbourne, and you can book your flight to this wonderful city here. Fly to Melbourne today!