Gold Coast Airport Terminal Redevelopment Project

The Gold Coast Airport's $100million terminal redevelopment is underway as stage one kicks off, set to more than double the size of the existing building to 27,000 square metres to cater for forecast passenger growth over the next ten years. The focus is to ensure the terminal is fast and efficient for airlines and their passengers by taking a common user approach with one main check-in area for all airlines with self service kiosks, a single baggage collection and screening point, and one main departures and arrivals area. Whilst these renovations are for your future convenience, they may cause some temporary inconvenience.

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If you use the airport regularly and would like to be kept up to date with any changes during our renovations, register below. When information becomes available a free text message will be sent directly to your mobile phone.

Why register?

Be the first to know about changes. Our free SMS service will inform you of changes that can assist you plan your next trip, for example check-in desk relocations or gate changes.

Receive special offers when you travel. Our free SMS service will also provide special offers from the Gold Coast Airport on presentation of your SMS message. Its one way we can reward our loyal travellers with free offers and discounts during our renovations.

These renovations don't mean disruptions, so why not take a little extra time before your next flight and enjoy our duty free stores, bars and cafes. Relax, while we do the hard work.

Links for more information
Master Plan Document (PDF)
Enquire about leasing opportunities

Latest News:

21 Oct Extra parking will be available for a busy Indy weekend. If you are travelling please allow for extra time to park and checkin. Why not arrive early and enjoy a coffee at Velluto before you take off.

30 Sept Recent travellers would have noticed that the first of the temporary terminal entry tunnels was positioned on 18 September. This purpose built unit will act as both the transit passenger entry and screening point.

9 Sept Attemtion smokers! Designated smoking areas (including ash trays) in front of both Terminal 1 & 2 have been relocated to their new location at the southern of T1 and northern end of T2.

2 Sept Early works have begun to alter the both the passenger arrivals area as well as the security passenger screening point in Terminal 2. These changes are necessary to accommodate larger passenger numbers as a result of proposed direct flights to Japan in October.

15 July Airside early works are progressing well northward along the tarmac. Final asphalt and clean-up works should see practical completion of this part of the project due by Mid August.

Contacts for more information
Brett Curtis
GCAL Project Manager
+614 7 5589 1193

Maurice K. Geary
Manager Terminal Stakeholder Relations
+614 7 5589 1168

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