
Devonport Airport is the regional airport for Tasmania's north-west coast, connecting the Devonport area directly to Melbourne. Use this page to compare airlines flying from Devonport (DPO) and set a Price Alert on Traveloka to keep track of fares before you book.
Devonport Airport lies around 10 km (a 10-minute drive) from the Devonport CBD and is operated by TasPorts, the same body that runs Tasmania's seaports. It's a small regional airport — recent annual figures put passenger numbers at under 50,000 a year — built around a single, direct domestic connection rather than a broad route network.
DPO operates one scheduled route: a direct domestic service to Melbourne, around 410 km away and roughly 1 hour 10 minutes in the air. There are no other scheduled destinations and no international flights from this airport.
Qantas operates the Devonport–Melbourne route. Regional Express (Rex) has also served this route in the past, so it's worth checking current schedules and carriers before you book.
Devonport has a single, compact terminal building. It's designed for quick processing rather than high passenger volumes, so check-in and security are typically straightforward with short queues.
Taxis are available outside the terminal, with the ride into central Devonport taking about 10 minutes. Rental car counters are also on site for those exploring further afield in Tasmania. There's no dedicated airport train or metro service — a car, taxi or rideshare is the practical way to reach the terminal.
Facilities are limited, in keeping with the airport's size: a small waiting area, a café, and rental car services. There are no airline lounges or duty-free shopping here — Devonport is built for its single domestic route rather than as a full-service hub.
Ready to plan your trip? Compare fares for the Devonport–Melbourne route and set a Price Alert on Traveloka so you can book when a fare suits you. Always verify final fares and flight times before booking.




