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ALL car parks are very busy this week, with limited drive-up spots available. Please consider alternative transport options. Please have your QR code ready for a smooth entry and exit. Our roads and car parks may have changed since your last visit. Due to ongoing construction in the T123 car park pick-up and drop-off areas, passengers should plan for potential delays of up to an hour during peak times. Learn about the Naarm Way Stage 2 project to plan ahead: https://www.melbourneairport.com.au/plan-ahead. To avoid congestion, we recommend using the equivalent pick-up and drop-off facilities at nearby Terminal 4 car park, just a short 10-minute walk from Terminals 1, 2, and 3. Simply drive to the Terminal 4 Car Park and proceed to Level 2 for drop-offs or Level 1 for pick-ups. Thank you for your patience.

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Airport holds service for Remembrance Day
8.11.18

11 November 2018 will mark 100 years since the cessation of hostilities on the Western Front in World War I.

 

In recognition of the Centenary of Armistice, Melbourne Airport will be co-ordinating a small program of activities to help travellers and the airport community honour the moment on Sunday, 11 November from 10.55am. 

 

It’s not always possible to arrange travel or work commitments around important moments, so we wanted to create the opportunity for people who are at the airport on the 11th of November to find a moment of personal reflection and remembrance.

 

Supporting the activities on Sunday, 11 November is an installation of poppies on the newly unveiled ‘Melbourne Wall’ in our T2 Departure space. Approximately 19,000 Victorian soldiers lost their lives in WWI, on foreign shores on the other side of the world from their families and loved ones. Our ‘Melbourne Wall’ contains a poppy for every Victorian soldier who fell. This installation is also reflected outside on the forecourt ‘Melbourne’ sign.

 

Both installations will remain in place for a short time after Remembrance Day.

 

Lest We Forget.