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Melbourne Airport
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Melbourne Airport, colloquially known as Tullamarine Airport, is an international airport serving Melbourne, Victoria, the second largest city in Australia. It is located in the suburb of Melbourne Ai
Melbourne Airport, with all terminals visible
Melbourne Airport, with all terminals visible
Architects' sketchof the Astrojet Centre
Architects' sketchof the Astrojet Centre
Prime Minister John Gorton giving a speech at the opening of Melbourne Airport in 1970
Prime Minister John Gorton giving a speech at the opening of Melbourne Airport in 1970
Australian Airlines Boeing 727 at Melbourne Airport in 1988
Australian Airlines Boeing 727 at Melbourne Airport in 1988
Sydney Airport
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Sydney Airport, officially Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport and occasionally known as Mascot Airport, is an international airport located in Mascot, New South Wales, Australia, 9 kilometres south of the
Melbourne Airport
…city centre. The airport served over 36 million passengers in 2025, making it the second busiest airport in Australia by passenger movements after Sydney Airport. The airport opened in 1970 in the suburb of Tullamarine, replacing Essendon Airport for all international flights. It is also the main international…
Sydney Airport, situated within Botany Bay
Sydney Airport, situated within Botany Bay
The newly-completed Australian National Airways Limited hangar at Mascot aerodrome, c. 1929–1931
The newly-completed Australian National Airways Limited hangar at Mascot aerodrome, c. 1929–1931
The 1940 terminal building and control tower[AI upscaled image]
The 1940 terminal building and control tower[AI upscaled image]
The same terminal building in September 2024, with the control tower since removed
The same terminal building in September 2024, with the control tower since removed