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About the Airport

Airport Development

A380 Interactive Timeline

View A380 Interactive Timeline
Visit the A380 interactive timeline, which makes you part of action during the major developments currently under way at Melbourne Airport.

Long term planning has enabled Melbourne Airport to finalise priorities and arrange finance for major aeronautical developments well in advance of their construction.

The airport's pricing agreement with airlines incorporates a five year capital works program, which includes A380 specific works as well as other apron, runway and terminal development. This unique understanding has streamlined the planning and implementation of vital aeronautical development projects, enabling Melbourne Airport to focus on delivering outcomes.

With A380 works on schedule and a $550 million development program underway to accommodate growing passenger traffic, Victoria will continue to reap the benefits that come from having a world leading airport on its doorstep.

Read the various media releases below to find out more:

Opening of Australia's
first A380-ready dual-level aerobridge
Melbourne - Australia's first fully A380-ready city
New airport entry road
Second Airport entry road opens
Car park expansion
Record passenger figures drives demand for major car park expansion at Melbourne Airport
New airport entry road
Construction of a second airport entry road from the Tullamarine Freeway
A380 runway works
Victoria one step closer to being A380-ready: Runway reopens
A380 runway works
Fact Sheet: Melbourne and the A380
A380 runway works
Bracks starts work to put Melbourne on the A380 map
A380 runway works
Runway works: Advice for passengers
Terminal expansion
New contract to expand Melbourne Airport's International Terminal
A380 works
Runway contract confirms Melbourne as Australia's first A380 ready city