Gold Coast, Australia
Gold Coast Airport opened in 1936. It is operated by Queensland Airports Limited.
The airport handled approximately 6.5 million passengers in 2019. Its IATA code is OOL.
It serves as a gateway to the Gold Coast and northern New South Wales. Future expansion plans include further upgrades to the terminal and airfield.
Gold Coast Airport has one main terminal building that handles both domestic and international flights. The terminal has 12 gates.
In 2018, the airport commenced Project LIFT, a terminal expansion project. The expansion includes a three-level extension to the existing terminal, doubling the floor area to 113,000 square metres and adding four new aerobridges; completed in 2022, increasing passenger capacity to 10 million per year.
Short Term, Long Term, and Premium parking options are available. Short Term rates start at AUD 6 for the first 30 minutes. Long Term rates are approximately AUD 29 per day. Pre-booking is available online: https://www.goldcoastairport.com.au/parking/