Adelaide Airport is located in the western suburbs of Adelaide, about 5 kilometers from downtown, in Australia's major state capital city is the nearest airport to the city.
The Adelaide Airport was built in 1947 and covers an area of about 24 hectares. Terminal 1 of the current airport was completed on 7 October 2005, with a total length of 850 metres. It is capable of simultaneously handling 27 passenger aircraft including Airbus A380 and the passenger flow of 3,000 passengers per hour. It also has facilities such as VIP rooms ,14 boarding bridges ,42 passenger check-in counters and 34 shops. Adelaide Airport is the first Australian airport to offer free wireless Internet access (Wi-Fi).
Adelaide Airport is Australia's fifth busiest airport, according to the airport 2018/2019 fiscal year report, the total number of passengers throughput reached 890000.
Adelaide Airport became Australia's first and second global airport with Google Street View technology in July 2013, allowing visitors to explore the airport's arrival and departure areas before travelling.
Transport support:
- Bus: J1、J2 to downtown, J7 to West Lake (West Lakes), J8 to Marion (Marion)
- Airport shuttle bus
- Taxi: There are taxi stops outside the domestic and international terminals, and the price to the urban area is about $20.
Parameters:
- International Air Transport Association Airport Code: ADL
- ICAO Airport Code: YPAD
- Runways :2
- Terminal :4
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