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Gold Coast Airport is today thrilled with the news that they will soon welcome a new airline partner to the region with carrier Airnorth announcing a new Gold Coast - Mount Isa - Darwin service.
The three airports owned and operated by Queensland Airports Limited (QAL) at Townsville, Mount Isa and Gold Coast in aggregate have recorded the highest monthly passenger movements ever for the Group.
Gold Coast, 30 July 2009 - Low-cost carrier AirAsia will increase its flights between Kuala Lumpur and the Gold Coast by two return flights each week following a boom in passenger traffic this year.
Gold Coast Airport's much-awaited $100 million low cost carrier terminal redevelopment is continuing with some significant milestones achieved this week.
The much-awaited $100 million redevelopment of the Gold Coast Airport terminal is well and
truly underway with stages 1 and 2 complete and stages 3 and 4 in process now.
Gold Coast Airport has today welcomed the commencement of direct daily services from Auckland symbolising a bright outlook for inbound tourism on the Gold Coast.
Queensland Airports Limited (QAL) welcomes the news from Virgin Blue that it will commence once daily flights between two of its ports, Gold Coast and Townsville.
Gold Coast Airport will today welcome the first inbound Jetstar service from Cairns, linking Queensland's two premier holiday destinations.
The direct flights between Gold Coast and Cairns will operate three times weekly, and in addition to an expected increase in domestic travel, the service will also provide a direct link for Japanese visitors wanting to visit multiple destinations in Queensland.
Gold Coast Airport today welcomes another new international service with the first Jetstar international flight direct to Tokyo (Narita), Japan departing Gold Coast Airport at 10.50am.
The first direct flight back from Narita to the Gold Coast, bringing hundreds of tourists from Japan and beyond, will arrive at the Gold Coast Airport on Friday 19 December (6.10 am).
The three airports owned and operated by Queensland Airports Ltd at Gold Coast, Townsville and Mount Isa have all again reported positive growth in passenger numbers for September 2008.
Gold Coast Airport is flying high after walking away with the best airport marketing award for the Asia Pacific region.
Cairns-Gold Coast service to better connect international travellers into Cairns Australia's low fares airline Jetstar is to reinstate air access from western Japan to Cairns through a new Cairns-Gold Coast domestic service that will directly connect with the carrier's daily Gold Coast - Osaka two class international operation.
Gold Coast Airport has today welcomed the news that one of its key airline partners, Jetstar, will commence daily flights to Auckland, New Zealand.
A perfect spring day welcomed the first daily Jetstar international flight direct from Osaka, Japan when it landed at Gold Coast Airport this morning symbolising a brighter future for inbound tourism on the Gold Coast.
Air Pacific will be the latest international aircraft tail to line up on the tarmac, following the official announcement of the Gold Coast - Fiji service.
The much-awaited $100 million redevelopment of the Gold Coast Airport terminal has taken off.
Queensland Airports Limited (QAL) has today released the passenger movement figures for its three airports - Townsville, Mount Isa and Gold Coast for the month of May 2008.
The Gold Coast Airport has welcomed news this afternoon from Jetstar that it will commence flights directly from Tokyo (Narita) Japan, into the Gold Coast five times per week.
JETSTAR will be the latest low cost international carrier to fly into Gold Coast Airport following the official announcement of the Gold Coast - Japan service today.
GOLD Coast Airport has celebrated the first anniversary of the opening of the runway extension with a 'Breakfast on the Tarmac.'
Travellers through Gold Coast Airport will notice changes next month as the airport's $100million terminal redevelopment takes off.
Air New Zealand is set to be a frequent tail at Gold Coast Airport with the airline today announcing it will absorb all services operated by its subsidiary airline, Freedom Air, from March 30, 2008.
Air New Zealand to replace Freedom Air Services from 30 March 2008, providing connecting services to the USA, Canada, UK and China via Auckland.
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