Melbourne Airport’s 18,000 workers have just four bus routes to work

Melbourne Airport’s 18,000 workers have just four bus routes to work

The vast majority of workers get to the airport by private vehicle – as do about half of the 90,000 travellers departing or arriving daily.

  • byPatrick Hatch

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Melbourne Airport sets new international traveller record despite inflationary pressures

Melbourne Airport sets new international traveller record despite inflationary pressures

Key sporting events including the Boxing Day Test and Australian Open buoyed Melbourne Airport’s December passenger traffic figures.

  • byAmelia McGuire
Call for more capacity as 2.6 million holiday travellers to hit Sydney Airport

Call for more capacity as 2.6 million holiday travellers to hit Sydney Airport

Sydney Airport’s new boss,Scott Charlton,says more capacity is needed on European and Middle Eastern routes.

  • byAmelia McGuire
Melbourne Airport Rail makes the cut in federal funding review

Melbourne Airport Rail makes the cut in federal funding review

The long-awaited rail link has survived a federal infrastructure review,setting up a financial headache for the Victorian government which sought to stall the project.

  • byAnnika Smethurst,Kieran Rooney andShane Wright
Melbourne Airport calls for open-skies approach amid Qatar saga

Melbourne Airport calls for open-skies approach amid Qatar saga

Airport boss Lorie Argus says there is significant potential for improved access to Australia through Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.

  • byAmelia McGuire
Airlines call for action on air traffic controller shortage as flight delays continue

Airlines call for action on air traffic controller shortage as flight delays continue

A national shortage of air traffic controllers is causing flight delays and cancellations across the country.

  • byAmelia McGuire
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Brett Sutton destroyed catering business,owner argues,as ‘slug gate’ trial begins

Brett Sutton destroyed catering business,owner argues,as ‘slug gate’ trial begins

The former chief health officer is accused of unlawfully ordering the closure of a Melbourne catering company when a woman died after eating a sandwich it prepared.

  • byDavid Estcourt
What’s the fastest way to board passengers on a plane?
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What’s the fastest way to board passengers on a plane?

And what about getting off at the other end? Astrophysicists and mathematicians have turned their minds to the question.

  • byAngus Holland
Flight Centre boss warns ‘ridiculous’ Qatar Airways decision will keep fares high
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Flight Centre boss warns ‘ridiculous’ Qatar Airways decision will keep fares high

Graham “Skroo” Turner has accused the government of deliberately keeping airfares high while Sydney Airport’s boss Geoff Culbert warns airlines against slot hoarding.

  • byAmelia McGuire
Budget changes threaten Victoria's airport rail link project
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Budget changes threaten Victoria's airport rail link project

The future of Victoria's long-awaited Airport Rail link project is imperiled by budgetary blowouts.

Jetstar pilot stood down after traces of drugs allegedly found on luggage

Jetstar pilot stood down after traces of drugs allegedly found on luggage

A Jetstar pilot has been suspended after border authorities allegedly detected traces of drugs on his luggage and found drug-related content on his phone after a flight from Bali to Melbourne last week.

  • byStaff Reporter