Airports
A long way from your hotel: The world’s least convenient airports
Melbourne Airport may lie 23 kilometres from the city and not have a train, but it pales in comparison to these inconvenient landing spots.
- Robert Jackman
The world’s most fascinating abandoned and repurposed airports
Some have been repurposed in interesting ways while others have been left as odd memorials, attracting hardened urban explorers.
- Christopher Beanland
Always check the airport code on your ticket or you might get a nasty surprise
Many cities have more than one airport. Do your research to avoid being caught out by these transport traps.
- Brian Johnston
- Opinion
- Air travel
Australian airports, take note: This is how you look after frustrated passengers
Heathrow is a place passengers love to hate, but last weekend it left me far more impressed than Australia’s airports.
- Ute Junker
- Opinion
- Air travel
When I’m hungry at an airport, there’s only one thing I want to eat
I have to admit that for someone who regularly writes about food for a living, I have very basic desires when it comes to airport cuisine.
- Ben Groundwater
- Opinion
- Air travel
I tried the game-changing shortcut for Aussies entering the US
Want to skip the lengthy lines? There’s a much easier – but much-less publicised – option available to Australians visiting on an ESTA.
- Rob McFarland
- Opinion
- Air travel
Of all the annoying plane passenger behaviours, this is the worst
The expression “hell is other people” never feels more appropriate than when you’re standing in an airport after a long flight.
- Ben Groundwater
- Opinion
- Air travel
As a pilot, here are the key items I never fly without
Pilots need to carry some key pieces of equipment for every flight, plus there are a few personal items I always take in my carry-on bag.
- The Secret Pilot
Best of the best: This is the ultimate airport
We can only dream of airport experiences being joyful and carefree because for the most part they are the opposite.
- Ben Groundwater
The world’s busiest international airport is shutting down. What’s next?
Dubai International handles 92.3 million passengers a year, but its days are numbered.
- Emma Thomson