About The Airport
Perth Airport recorded its strongest performance on record, surpassing 18 million passengers in 2025 for the first time, reinforcing its position as Australia’s Western Hub and a high‑growth market for our airline partners.
Total passenger numbers increased 6.6 per cent year‑on‑year, driven by robust international demand and sustained domestic growth. International traffic rose 12.5 per cent, reaching a new high, while overall domestic passenger volumes increased 4.3 per cent, with regional travel continuing to grow steadily.
It shares a close partnership with Tourism WA, promoting Western Australia as an attractive holiday destination for overseas visitors, with a strong focus on working with our airline partners to increase passengers travelling to and from Western Australia.
Perth Airport is open 24/7 and shares the same time zone as China and much of South-East Asia. Perth Airport is well-located as the gateway to Western Australia, with shorter distances providing greater economic and operational benefits for airlines accessing Australia from regions such as West Asia-Africa, South-Asian Sub-continent, South-east Asia, North Asia and Europe. Perth Airport is the only Australian airport offering non-stop services from Perth to London and mainland Europe.
A $5 billion investment program will bring all flight services into the Airport Central precinct, with a new parallel runway, new terminals facilities, two multi-storey carparks, an upgrade of Terminal 2, and an airport hotel by 2031. This will transform Perth Airport, adding capacity and delivering the long-awaited “one airport” for all travellers.
Facts and Figures
- List of Top 5 Airlines: By seats : Singapore Airlines, Jetstar Airways, Indonesia Air Asia, Qantas, Scoot
- Number of Serving Airlines: 38
- Number of Direct Destinations: 117
- Number of Terminals: 4
- Passenger Numbers (mppa): 18 million YE 25/26
- Operational Opening Hours: 24/7