Departure information

With our Australian air tours departing from three airports, your bucket list adventure has never been more accessible.

Melbourne (Moorabbin) Departure Lounge

Australian Air Safaris departure lounge at Moorabbin Airport is a 30-minute drive from the CBD. Our lounge is only metres from your aircraft, making for quick and easy access.

On entry to Moorabbin Airport, follow the signs to ‘Vehicular Access – Gate 2’ and you will be directed to Second Street. Many guests find Google Maps to be helpful, and searching Kirkhope Aviation will take you to our departure lounge.

Street parking is available, or for longer trips, your car can be placed in the undercover ‘Car Kennel’ valet parking at the airport. You will need to arrange this beforehand and the Car Kennel company will pick up and drop off your car from outside our departure lounge. Call our office 1300 206 130 or the Car Kennel 0427 942 028 to arrange.

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Sydney (Bankstown) Departure Lounge

Australian Air Safaris uses the Navair Private Departure Lounge at Hangar 131, Bankstown Airport. The lounge offers a full suite of light refreshments including snacks and hot and cold drinks.

Free parking is available at an outside car park located across the road from the private departure lounge.

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Gold Coast (Coolangatta) Departure Lounge

Australian Air Safaris uses the Seair Pacific Departure lounge at the Gold Coast (Coolangatta) Airport. The lounge offers a place to relax before your adventure with hot and cold drinks.

Parking at the airport is available and options can be found here: Gold Coast Airport Parking - Gold Coast Airport

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a marvellous trip

"We had a marvellous trip to Flinders and King Islands and Tasmania. Flying on a small plane is so much fun. We all loved the birds eye view of Wilsons Prom and beyond, Flinders Island, north west Tasmania, King Island and flying over the heads and over Port Philip Bay on the way home."