The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission says Australia’s four largest airports – Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney – collectively invested $1.5bn on aeronautical facilities in 2024-25.

The new strikes in Tehran came hours after it emerged that U.S. officials believe Russia has provided intelligence to Iran ...

Delta is competing against Qantas and local transpacific giant United Airlines, but it is using the Airbus A350-900 on this ...

Eclectic dining options and first-class facilities stand out in city centre spot ...

Desperate to see Townsville’s International Airport revived, community stakeholders have called on Queensland’s Tourism ...

In its latest Airport Monitoring Report, the consumer and competition watchdog said infrastructure investment at Sydney, ...

Airport carparks are proving a $400m goldmine for Australia’s largest gateways, with Brisbane making almost a 77c profit from ...

In a very rare aviation move, aircraft hangars with runway access have landed on the market at Australia’s third-busiest ...

The top four airports earned $402 million in operating profits from just car parking activities, and a collective $1.2 ...

ACCC Travellers could face upward pressure on airfares as Australia’s four largest airports embark on a wave of major ...

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s latest report shows that despite major construction, Brisbane continued ...

A major part of Reno-Tahoe International Airport’s MoreRNO expansion project kicks off with the groundbreaking of two new ...