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- IATA Code
- MKY
- ICAO Code
- YBMK
- Website
- http://www.mackayairport.com.au
- City
- Mackay
- Country
- Australia
- Runways
- 1981m
1344m - Airlines presently operating to this airport with scheduled services
- Jetstar Airways
Qantas Airways
Virgin Australia - Airlines presently operating to this airport via codeshare
- Air New Zealand
Etihad Airways
Singapore Airlines
V Australia
Mackay Airport is a regional airport serving the city of Mackay in Queensland, Australia. Mackay is served by all major Australian airlines, which operate regular service to major cities and towns along the east coast of Australia. Mackay Airport is a part of the North Queensland Airports group, which also manages Cairns Airport.
Location of Mackay Airport, Australia
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Auckland Airport EBITDAFI up 7% in 1HFY2012
QantasLink expands across Queensland with new service to Rockhampton, Gladstone and Mackay
Virgin Australia opens Mackay lounge and increases frequency
Virgin Australia adds capacity to help Qantas passengers
Mackay Airport completes long-term car park extension
Regional airports after more Virgin Australia services
Mackay Airport announces Aug-2011 traffic
Mackay passenger traffic up 6.4% in Jul-2011
Auckland Airport profit up 8% in FY2011
‘Word of mouth’ helps spread Virgin Australia brand
Mackay Airport pax traffic up 7.9% in Jun-2011
North Queensland Airports refinanced
Mackay pax traffic up in May-2011
Tiger overhauls Australian network, Queensland reacts
Tiger Airways cuts more services at Avalon
Mackay pax traffic up 14.5% in Apr-2011
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Tiger Airways returns to fundamentals after reprieve in Australia
Faced with severe regulatory restraints following the lifting of a six-week grounding of services, Tiger Airways Australia is drastically simplifying its operation to focus on a single hub at Melbourne Tullamarine and only serving the popular Sydney route. As the airline returns to the skies on 12-Aug-2011, Tiger will suspend 14 routes and drop 10 destinations. This month Tiger will only operate 14% of its pre-grounding flights, but this represents only 8% of its pre-grounding available seat kilometres (ASK). But the carrier is to remain in Australia - perhaps with a re-brand.
Australian airport pricing. Productivity Commission review to be brought forward
The Australian government has announced a Productivity Commission (PC) review of airport pricing, investment and services as part of a public inquiry into the economic regulation of major Australian airports that was announced earlier in the year. This brings it forward by more than a year. The announcement comes as it is alleged that Cairns Airport in Queensland will have the most expensive landing fees for a major Australian international airport by 2014, under the proposed new pricing structure for the industry.
Auckland Airport should be on a winner buying into Cairns and Mackay Airports. Who's next?
New Zealand's Auckland International Airport (AIAL) has agreed to purchase a 24.55% stake from Westpac Bank in North Queensland Airports (NQA), the operator of Cairns Airport and Mackay Airport, for NZD166.5 million (AUD133.5 million, USD123.4 million). AIAL’s CEO, Simon Moutter stated he is bullish about the future performance of Cairns and Mackay airports, due to the growing number of LCCs operating from those airports. He added the primary motive for the purchase was to increase passenger traffic to Auckland, particularly through Asia, as the Queensland airports continue to push for traffic from Asia. He is hopeful the stake will boost passenger numbers through Auckland Airport by 100,000 a year within the next five years. Was it a high price to pay for additional feed at Auckland? Industry change and tourism authority cooperation could make this model work.
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