Australia Airports - Airports in Australia map showing location of all the major domestic and international airports in different states of Australia.

There are several major international airports serving Australia as shown in our map below. The country is also home to many smaller regional airports that are useful for making shorter connecting flights throughout Oceania and the Australian Mainland.

Terminal and parking maps are available to view and download below. Sydney Airport can also be viewed on Google Maps and on Baidu Maps.

This is a list of airports in Australia. It includes licensed airports, with the exception of private airports. Aerodromes here are listed with their 4-letter ICAO code, and 3-letter IATA code (where available).

Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD), also simply referred to as “Sydney Airport” is the main international airport serving Sydney, the most populous city in Australia. It is the busiest airport in Oceania and the 48 th busiest airport in the world. It serves as a primary hub for Australia’s national flag carrier, Qantas.

Map of Sydney Airport (International & Domestic). Complete guide to SYD terminals! Check out the arrivals, departures, check-in, parking, and pick-up area maps!

List of Australian Airports, international as well as domestic. Detailed map with all airports in Australia offering scheduled flights.

Australia is home to 171 airports which are shown on the map and listed, alphabetically, in the table below. Click on any airport for more information, including flight arrivals & departures:

Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport is the largest and busiest airport in Australia and is located approximately 8 km south of the city center. It offers international connections to all continents and is the most important hub for Australian air traffic.

What are the busiest airports in Australia? Complete list of all major airports in Australia. Including airport locations, IATA codes, maps and airport services at airports in Australia.