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Townsville Airport is proud to support the communities we serve through local grants, sponsorships and open conversations with stakeholders. We're committed to building strong partnerships that make a real difference.

 

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Consultative Communities

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Airport Information

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Sustainability

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Our Latest News

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Townsville Airport tarmac with Qantas and Alliance aircraft at gates, terminal and mountains in background.

Townsville Airport records busiest financial year in more than a decade

Townsville Airport has celebrated its busiest financial year in more than a decade, facilitating nearly 1.7 million passengers between 1 July 2023and 30 June 2024.
Aerial view of Townsville Airport terminal with parked aircraft, parking lots, and surrounding runways and taxiways.

Townsville Travel Heats Up as Temperatures Down South Drop

Townsville Airport is bracing for an influx of southerners as cold weather sends holidaymakers north bringing more than 5,000 passengers a day expected over the next two weeks.

July and August are traditionally the busiest times of the year for the airport, kickstarted by the winter school holidays which commenced this week.

Townsville Airport tarmac with Qantas and Alliance aircraft at gates, terminal and mountains in background.

Townsville Airport records busiest financial year in more than a decade

Townsville Airport has celebrated its busiest financial year in more than a decade, facilitating nearly 1.7 million passengers between 1 July 2023and 30 June 2024.
aboriginal-flag Acknowledgement of Country

Townsville Airport acknowledges the Wulgurukaba people as Traditional Custodians of the land on which we operate. We also acknowledge the neighbouring Bindal, Manbarra, Gudjal, Gugu Badhun, Nywaigi and Warrgamay peoples.

We pay respect to their Elders past, present and future and value the traditions, cultures and aspirations of First Australians. We recognise their continued connection to the lands, seas and skies upon which Townsville Airport operates.