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Domestic border closures significantly dampened the first promising signs of recovery of passenger numbers in December 2020 at Melbourne Airport.

Domestic flights to and from Melbourne doubled last month compared to October thanks to the reopening of borders with New South Wales, Tasmania and the Australian Capital Territory.

Melbourne Airport Welcomes Rail Link Announcement

Melbourne Airport welcomed almost 39,000 travellers during October, a decrease of 98.8 per cent compared to the same time last year.
 

Australia’s world leading influenza vaccine company, Seqirus – part of the CSL Group, today announced it will move into a purpose built facility inside Melbourne Airport’s Business Park, taking advantage of the airport’s ability to transport supplies 24/7.
 

We welcome Premier Berejiklian's announcement this morning.

Victoria’s second wave of COVID-19 infections continued to ease across September, with daily infection numbers and active cases trending down throughout the course of the month.
 

As the Victorian Government implemented one of the world’s longest and toughest lockdowns, it’s no surprise that Melbourne Airport recorded its lowest monthly passenger numbers in its 50-year history.