Cheap Flights from Melbourne to Brisbane

Melbourne is the capital city of Victoria region of Australia. Known as the fashion & culture capital of Australia, it has been ranked as the most liveable city of modern times. A large population of Melbourne residents originates from different countries making the city a melting pot of various backgrounds, though the native Australian cultur is evident and is the common denominator that binds them together. The city’s gardens and parklands, sports facilities & rich architectural heritage make it an inviting destination for tourists. The Central Business District, near to all the major attractions of the city, is the prime centre that attracts most visitors.

Melbourne Airport (IATA: MEL), also known as the Tullamarine Airport, is spread wide in a large land and is 23 kilometres from the city centre. It is a very busy airport with all modern amenities for passengers as well as freights. It is rated the best airport in the Australian continent and lives up to its reputation, with 4 terminals having 56 gates, 16 international and 40 domestic. It has a dedicated southern freight terminal which handles the imports and exports. Major aviation giants operate from the airport and it has won many awards. The access from the city is easy. Frequent cab and shuttle service connect to the airport round the clock. Different accommodation facilities are also available at the airport site.

Brisbane is the capital of the Queensland State in Australia. It is located at the banks of the Brisbane River. The city has hosted many international sports events like the Commonwealth games and Cricket World Cup. It has also been a cultural entertainment centre of the region. The city experiences a warm subtropical climate almost throughout the year. As a major trading centre, the city has witnessed steady economic growth in recent years, resulting in better living standards for the residents. Being close to nature, it attracts tourists all round the year. It has bicycle pathways of around 27 km along the river. There are various boat clubs at the banks and fishing is also permitted. The Australia Zoo curated by the late Steve Irwin is one of the most sought attractions.

The Brisbane Airport (IATA: BNE) connects the city domestic and overseas. It is the third busiest airport in Australia, comprising a domestic and an international terminal & the Hawker Pacific private facility which operates private and VIP flights. The international terminal has 4 levels: Level 1 comprises counters of airlines, baggage handlers and tourism operators; Level 2 handles arrivals; Level 3 houses the departure lounge, and Level 4 is where the departure check-in is located. The domestic terminal of Brisbane Airport is a two-storey curved building with 3 complete satellite arms extending above the building offering additional lounges for passengers and gate facilities for airlines. The airport has good restaurants and retail stores. Accommodation and conveyance is also easily available.

When travelling from Melbourne to Brisbane it is mandatory to carry valid ID proof without which one shall not be entertained for boarding passes. For International transits, passengers must produce passport and a valid ID proof in form of driving license or credit card. International travellers have to report at least 2 hours prior to the departure and domestic travellers are advised to report half an hour before scheduled take-off.

The information is correct as of September 2015.