Cairns Airport - Operations

Operations

Cairns Airport statistics
Year Total Passengers
2010-11 3,859,339
2009-10 3,550,240
2008-09 3,653,544
2007-08 3,777,154
2006-07 3,782,183
2005-06 3,731,178
1999-2000 2,718,378
1994-95 2,418,847
1989-1990 840,392
1985-86 578,294
Busiest domestic routes into and out of Cairns Airport (YE June 2011)
Rank Airport Passengers % change
1 01 ! Queensland, Brisbane 1,144,836 04 !1.2
2 03 ! New South Wales, Sydney 891,294 03 !5.6
3 02 ! Victoria, Melbourne 500,027 01 !30.2
4 04 ! Queensland, Townsville 186,525 02 !9.4
Busiest international routes into and out of Cairns Airport (YE June 2011)
Rank Airport Passengers handled % change
1 07 ! Japan, Tokyo-Narita 144,134 06 !6.2
2 05 ! Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby 97,446 03 !37.2
3 04 ! Japan, Osaka-Kansai 71,879 01 !335.1
4 01 ! New Zealand, Auckland 66,631 02 !45.0
5 03 ! Hong Kong, Hong Kong 58,502 05 !5.9
6 06 ! Singapore, Singapore-Changi 43,501 04 !6.8
7 02 ! Guam, Guam 28,883 07 !22.5
Busiest international freight routes into and out of Cairns Airport (FY 2011)
Rank Airport Freight handled % change
1 03 ! Hong Kong, Hong Kong 2,728.3 05 !9.6
2 07 ! Japan, Tokyo-Narita 2,113.2 04 !3.1
3 04 ! Japan, Osaka-Kansai 643.4 01 !687.4
4 05 ! Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby 306.6 03 !6.4
5 01 ! New Zealand, Auckland 131.3 02 !7.5
6 02 ! Guam, Guam 19.2 06 !12.4
7 06 ! Singapore, Singapore-Changi 0.0 07 !100

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