Non-stop flights to Melbourne (MEL)
Melbourne Airport is the second largest airport in Australia. It is an international airport. In total there are 79 airports around the world that have direct flights to Melbourne, spread around 79 cities in 22 countries. Currently, there are 40 domestic flights to Melbourne.
Melbourne is mainly known for sightseeing & culture and its nightlife.
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All direct flights to Melbourne Top 200 flights with a stopover Airlines flying to Melbourne Business Class flights First Class flights Intercontinental flights International flights Domestic flights Alternative airports FAQThis month, there are 17,140 flights arriving at Melbourne Airport, which are 571 flights per day or 24 flights per hour. On an average day, there is at least 1 flight arriving every 3 minutes.
The most frequently departed flights to Melbourne are routes from Sydney (SYD) in Australia and Brisbane (BNE), also in Australia. These two routes together are operated 5709 times this month, and make up for 33% of all monthly arrivals at Melbourne Airport.
The longest flight to Melbourne MEL is departing from Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW). This non-stop flight takes around 15 hours and 50 minutes and covers a distance of 5,586 miles (8,990 km).
List of all direct flights to Melbourne
Below you can find a list of all cities and countries that have direct flights to Melbourne, ordered by popularity.
Top 200 flights with a stopover
This list contains the 200 most popular airports from which flights depart that require just one stopover to get to Melbourne.
Airlines flying to Melbourne
Currently, there are 42 airlines that fly to Melbourne. Most flights to Melbourne are operated by Qantas, as they connect 34 airports to MEL. Below you can find a list of airlines that operate most MEL flights:
Business class flights to Melbourne
There are 38 airports that have flights to Melbourne in Business Class. All airports that offer business class flights to MEL are listed below:
First class flights to Melbourne
If you are looking for a luxurious flight, there's a total of 4 airports to choose from that have flights to MEL in First Class.
Intercontinental flights to Melbourne
These are all non-stop intercontinental flights to Melbourne Airport (MEL), as of April 2024:
* Please note that there are no direct services from Europe, Canada, Central America, the Caribbean, Africa or Central Asia.
Non-stop flights from the US to Melbourne
Qantas (Oneworld): year-round flights from Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) and Los Angeles (LAX).
Jetstar: year-round flights from Honolulu (HNL).
United Airlines (Star Alliance): year-round flights from Los Angeles (LAX) and San Francisco (SFO).
Non-stop flights from South America to Melbourne
LATAM is currently the only airline flying non-stop from Southern America to Melbourne. They fly year-round from Santiago de Chile (SCL).
Non-stop flights from the Middle-East / Western Asia to Melbourne
Emirates: year-round flights from Dubai (DXB).
Etihad Airways: year-round flights from Abu Dhabi (AUH).
Qatar Airways (Oneworld): year-round flights from Doha (DOH).
Non-stop flights from India / South Asia to Melbourne
Qantas (Oneworld): year-round flights from New Delhi (DEL).
Air India (Star Alliance): year-round flights from Mumbai (BOM) and New Delhi (DEL).
SriLankan Airlines (Oneworld): year-round flights from Colombo (CMB).
Non-stop flights from China to Melbourne
Air China (Star Alliance): year-round flights from Beijing (PEK).
Beijing Capital: seasonal flights from Qingdao (TAO).
China Eastern (SkyTeam): year-round flights from Shanghai (PVG).
China Southern: year-round flights from Guangzhou (CAN).
Hainan Airlines: seasonal flights from Haikou (HAK).
Sichuan Airlines: year-round flights from Chengdu (TFU).
Xiamen Airlines (SkyTeam): year-round flights from Xiamen (XMN).
Non-stop flights from Japan to Melbourne
Qantas (Oneworld): year-round flights from Tokyo (NRT).
Japan Airlines (Oneworld): year-round flights from Tokyo (NRT).
Non-stop flights from East Asia to Melbourne
Qantas (Oneworld): year-round flights from Hong Kong (HKG).
Cathay Pacific (Oneworld): year-round flights from Hong Kong (HKG).
Asiana Airlines (Star Alliance): seasonal flights from Seoul (ICN).
China Airlines (SkyTeam): year-round flights from Taipei (TPE).
Non-stop flights from South-East Asia to Melbourne
Qantas (Oneworld): year-round flights from Denpasar (DPS), Jakarta (CGK) and Singapore (SIN).
Jetstar: year-round flights from Denpasar (DPS), Singapore (SIN), Bangkok (BKK), Phuket (HKT) and Ho Chi Minh City (SGN).
Batik Air: year-round flights from Denpasar (DPS) and seasonal flights from Kuala Lumpur (KUL).
Garuda Indonesia (SkyTeam): year-round flights from Denpasar (DPS) and Jakarta (CGK).
Batik Air: year-round flights from Denpasar (DPS).
Virgin Australia: year-round flights from Denpasar (DPS).
Emirates: year-round flights from Singapore (SIN).
Scoot: year-round flights from Singapore (SIN).
Singapore Airlines (Star Alliance): year-round flights from Singapore (SIN).
Turkish Airlines (Star Alliance): year-round flights from Singapore (SIN).
Thai Airways (Star Alliance): year-round flights from Bangkok (BKK).
VietJet Air: seasonal flights from Hanoi (HAN) and year-round flights from Ho Chi Minh City (SGN).
Vietnam Airlines (SkyTeam): year-round flights from Hanoi (HAN) and Ho Chi Minh City (SGN).
AirAsia X: year-round flights from Kuala Lumpur (KUL).
Malaysia Airlines (Oneworld): year-round flights from Kuala Lumpur (KUL).
Cebu Pacific: year-round flights from Manila (MNL).
Philippine Airlines: year-round flights from Manila (MNL).
Royal Brunei Airlines: year-round flights from Brunei and Muara (BWN).
International flights to Melbourne
Flights from Brunei to Melbourne
Brunei and Muara is the only city in Brunei with direct flights to Melbourne. From Brunei and Muara, direct flights are offered by Royal Brunei Airlines.
Flights from Chile to Melbourne
In Chile, the only airport that has a direct connection to Melbourne is Santiago de Chile. From Santiago de Chile, direct flights are offered by LATAM.
Flights from China to Melbourne
In China there are several airports with flights to Melbourne (7 in total).
From Beijing, direct flights are offered by Air China (Star Alliance).
From Chengdu, the only airline with direct flights is Sichuan Airlines.
From Guangzhou, you can fly non-stop to Melbourne with China Southern.
From Haikou, the only airline with direct flights is Hainan Airlines. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Qingdao, direct flights are offered by Beijing Capital. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Shanghai, you can fly non-stop to Melbourne with China Eastern (SkyTeam).
From Xiamen, direct flights are offered by Xiamen Airlines (SkyTeam).
Flights from Fiji to Melbourne
There is 1 airport in Fiji that has a direct connection to Melbourne, which is Nadi. From Nadi, direct flights are offered by Fiji Airways, Jetstar and Virgin Australia.
Flights from Hong Kong to Melbourne
In Hong Kong, the only airport that has a direct connection to Melbourne is Hong Kong. From Hong Kong, you can fly non-stop with Cathay Pacific (Oneworld) or Qantas (Oneworld).
Flights from India to Melbourne
There are 2 airports in India that have non-stop flights to Melbourne.
From Mumbai, direct flights are offered by Air India (Star Alliance).
From New Delhi, you can fly non-stop with Air India (Star Alliance) or Qantas (Oneworld).
Flights from Indonesia to Melbourne
If you are looking for a direct flight from Indonesia to Melbourne, there are 2 airports to choose from.
From Denpasar, airlines that operate direct flights are Batik Air, Batik Air, Garuda Indonesia (SkyTeam), Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld) and Virgin Australia.
From Jakarta, you can fly non-stop with Garuda Indonesia (SkyTeam) or Qantas (Oneworld).
Flights from Japan to Melbourne
Tokyo is the only city in Japan with direct flights to Melbourne. From Tokyo, you can fly non-stop with Japan Airlines (Oneworld) or Qantas (Oneworld).
Flights from Malaysia to Melbourne
There is 1 airport in Malaysia that has a direct connection to Melbourne, which is Kuala Lumpur. From Kuala Lumpur, direct flights are offered by AirAsia X, Batik Air and Malaysia Airlines (Oneworld).
Flights from New Caledonia to Melbourne
Noumea is the only city in New Caledonia with direct flights to Melbourne. From Noumea, direct flights are offered by Aircalin.
Flights from New Zealand to Melbourne
In New Zealand, there are 4 airports that have direct flights to Melbourne.
From Auckland and Christchurch, you can fly with Air New Zealand (Star Alliance), Jetstar and Qantas (Oneworld).
From Queenstown, there are 4 airlines that have direct services to Melbourne, which are Air New Zealand (Star Alliance), Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld) and Virgin Australia.
From Wellington, you can fly non-stop with Air New Zealand (Star Alliance) or Qantas (Oneworld).
Flights from Philippines to Melbourne
In Philippines, the only airport that has a direct connection to Melbourne is Manila. From Manila, you can fly non-stop with Cebu Pacific or Philippine Airlines.
Flights from Qatar to Melbourne
There is 1 airport in Qatar that has a direct connection to Melbourne, which is Doha. From Doha, direct flights are offered by Qatar Airways (Oneworld).
Flights from Singapore to Melbourne
In Singapore, the only airport that has a direct connection to Melbourne is Singapore. From Singapore, airlines that operate direct flights are Emirates, Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld), Scoot, Singapore Airlines (Star Alliance) and Turkish Airlines (Star Alliance).
Flights from South Korea to Melbourne
Seoul is the only city in South Korea with direct flights to Melbourne. From Seoul, direct flights are offered by Asiana Airlines (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that starts in July and ends in September.
Flights from Sri Lanka to Melbourne
There is 1 airport in Sri Lanka that has a direct connection to Melbourne, which is Colombo. From Colombo, direct flights are offered by SriLankan Airlines (Oneworld).
Flights from Taiwan to Melbourne
Taipei is the only city in Taiwan with direct flights to Melbourne. From Taipei, direct flights are offered by China Airlines (SkyTeam).
Flights from Thailand to Melbourne
If you are looking for a direct flight from Thailand to Melbourne, there are 2 airports to choose from.
From Bangkok, you can fly non-stop with Jetstar or Thai Airways (Star Alliance).
From Phuket, the only airline with direct flights is Jetstar.
Flights from United Arab Emirates to Melbourne
There are 2 airports in United Arab Emirates that have non-stop flights to Melbourne.
From Abu Dhabi, direct flights are offered by Etihad Airways.
From Dubai, the only airline with direct flights is Emirates.
Flights from United States to Melbourne
In United States, there are 4 airports that have direct flights to Melbourne.
From Dallas-Fort Worth, direct flights are offered by Qantas (Oneworld).
From Honolulu, the only airline with direct flights is Jetstar.
From Los Angeles, you can fly non-stop with Qantas (Oneworld) or United Airlines (Star Alliance).
From San Francisco, the only airline with direct flights is United Airlines (Star Alliance).
Flights from Vanuatu to Melbourne
In Vanuatu, the only airport that has a direct connection to Melbourne is Port Vila. From Port Vila, direct flights are offered by Air Vanuatu.
Flights from Vietnam to Melbourne
There are 2 airports in Vietnam that have non-stop flights to Melbourne.
From Hanoi, you can fly non-stop with VietJet Air or Vietnam Airlines (SkyTeam).
From Ho Chi Minh City, direct flights are offered by Jetstar, VietJet Air and Vietnam Airlines (SkyTeam).
Domestic flights to Melbourne
Flights from Australia to Melbourne
There are lots of domestic flights to Melbourne (MEL). 40 airports in Australia have direct flights to the airport.
From Adelaide, there are 5 airlines that have direct services to Melbourne, which are Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld), Qatar Airways (Oneworld), Regional Express and Virgin Australia.
From Albury, the only airline with direct flights is Qantas (Oneworld).
From Alice Springs, you can fly non-stop with Bonza or Qantas (Oneworld).
From Ballina, the only airline with direct flights is Jetstar.
From Brisbane, there are 4 airlines that have direct services to Melbourne, which are Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld), Regional Express and Virgin Australia.
From Broome, you can fly non-stop to Melbourne with Qantas (Oneworld). This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Bundaberg, direct flights are offered by Bonza. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Burnie, you can fly non-stop with Qantas (Oneworld) or Regional Express.
From Busselton, you can fly non-stop to Melbourne with Jetstar.
From Cairns, direct flights are offered by Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld) and Virgin Australia.
From Canberra, there are 4 airlines that have direct services to Melbourne, which are Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld), Regional Express and Virgin Australia.
From Coffs Harbour, you can fly non-stop to Melbourne with Qantas (Oneworld).
From Darwin, direct flights are offered by Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld) and Virgin Australia.
From Devonport, you can fly non-stop with Qantas (Oneworld) or Regional Express.
From Dubbo, you can fly non-stop to Melbourne with Link Airways. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Gladstone, the only airline with direct flights is Bonza. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Gold Coast, there are 5 airlines that have direct services to Melbourne, which are Bonza, Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld), Regional Express and Virgin Australia.
From Hamilton Island, direct flights are offered by Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld) and Virgin Australia.
From Hervey Bay, direct flights are offered by Jetstar. This route is not operational yet but will start in June.
From Hobart, there are 4 airlines that have direct services to Melbourne, which are Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld), Regional Express and Virgin Australia.
From King Island, you can fly non-stop to Melbourne with Regional Express.
From Launceston, direct flights are offered by Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld) and Virgin Australia.
From Mackay, direct flights are offered by Bonza. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Merimbula, you can fly non-stop to Melbourne with Regional Express.
From Mildura, direct flights are offered by Bonza, Qantas (Oneworld) and Regional Express.
From Mount Gambier, the only airline with direct flights is Regional Express.
From Newcastle, direct flights are offered by Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld) and Virgin Australia.
From Orange, the only airline with direct flights is Link Airways. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Perth, direct flights are offered by Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld) and Virgin Australia.
From Port Macquarie, you can fly non-stop to Melbourne with Bonza. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Proserpine, you can fly non-stop with Bonza or Jetstar.
From Rockhampton, the only airline with direct flights is Bonza. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Sunshine Coast, there are 4 airlines that have direct services to Melbourne, which are Bonza, Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld) and Virgin Australia.
From Sydney, there are 4 airlines that have direct services to Melbourne, which are Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld), Regional Express and Virgin Australia.
From Tamworth and Toowoomba, you can fly with Bonza.
From Townsville, direct flights are offered by Jetstar, Qantas (Oneworld) and Virgin Australia.
From Wagga Wagga, you can fly non-stop with Qantas (Oneworld) or Regional Express.
From Wollongong, you can fly non-stop to Melbourne with Link Airways. This is a seasonal route that starts in April and ends in October.
From Yulara, you can fly non-stop with Jetstar or Virgin Australia.
Alternative airports near Melbourne
Flying to an alternative airport near Melbourne could give you other options to reach your destination. For example, the possibility to fly with a different airline or alliance, or finding a cheaper airfare. For this reason, alternative airports near to Melbourne (MEL) are listed below. The closest alternative airports are Melbourne (MEB) and Melbourne (AVV).
Frequently asked questions - FAQ
How many airports are there in Melbourne?
There are 3 airports in Melbourne: Melbourne Airport (MEL), Essendon Airport (MEB) and Avalon Airport (AVV).
What is the best airport to fly into Melbourne?
The most convenient airport to fly into Melbourne is Melbourne Airport (MEL).
How many airlines fly to Melbourne?
There are 42 airlines flying to Melbourne from 79 airports around the world, as of April 2024.
Which airlines fly to Melbourne?
Qantas, Jetstar and Virgin Australia operate most flights to Melbourne. To get a full overview of all operating airlines, please use the airline filter.
Which alliances are flying to Melbourne?
Oneworld, Star Alliance and SkyTeam are all flying to Melbourne.
How many nonstop flights are there to Melbourne?
There are roughly 17,140 flights arriving at Melbourne every month (or 3,997 flights each week), from a total of 79 airports worldwide.
What is the official name of Melbourne Airport?
The official name of Melbourne Airport is Melbourne Airport.
What is the airport code of Melbourne Airport?
The airport code of Melbourne Airport is MEL.
What are the most popular flights to Melbourne?
Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide are the 3 most popular routes to Melbourne. For a complete overview of all flight routes to Melbourne, please use our flight map.
How long is the flight to Melbourne?
| Sydney to Melbourne | 1h 35m |
| Brisbane to Melbourne | 2h 10m |
| Adelaide to Melbourne | 1h 25m |
| Gold Coast to Melbourne | 2h 5m |
| Perth to Melbourne | 4h 10m |
