Facilities and Services
Perth Airport has three main terminals and one minor terminal:
- Terminal 1, the eastern international terminal caters for flights originating or departing outside Australia, with five jetways and a total of seven gates. It has also supported upstart domestic airlines such as Compass Airlines in the 1990s, and Virgin Australia from 2001–2002.
- The western domestic terminal is divided into two structures,
- Terminal 3, a multi-user domestic terminal (MUDT), formerly the Ansett terminal, now used by Skywest, Virgin Australia, Alliance Airlines and Tiger Airways Australia domestic services, with four jetways and a total of seven gates. It currently has one lounge for Virgin Australia called The Lounge which utilises the former Ansett Golden Wing Club / Alliance Airlines Lounge.
- Terminal 4, the Qantas terminal primarily dedicated to Qantas domestic operations, with four jetways and a total of nine gates. Domestic flights for Jetstar, and QantasLink as well as selected charter airlines operate from this terminal. It has one member lounge, The Qantas Club.
- A northern general aviation terminal, used primarily by charter aircraft, mainly for mining companies as fly-in fly-out services to remote operations.
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