Rockhampton Airport is the main air gateway to Central Queensland and the Capricorn Coast region, connecting the city and nearby Bowen Basin mining areas to Brisbane. Compare airlines and set a Price Alert on Traveloka before you book.

Overview of Rockhampton Airport

Rockhampton Airport (ROK) handles around 650,000 passengers a year, making it one of Australia's busier regional airports. It plays an important role as a travel hub for Central Queensland's mining, agriculture and coal industries as well as for visitors heading to the Capricorn Coast.

Where Rockhampton Connects To

Rockhampton is a domestic-only airport. Flights run to Brisbane, from where travellers can connect onward to other Australian capitals and international destinations.

Airlines Serving Rockhampton

Qantas is the leading carrier at Rockhampton, operating around 55 scheduled departures a week, largely to Brisbane. Virgin Australia also serves the route.

Terminal at Rockhampton

Rockhampton has a single passenger terminal handling all flights, keeping the walk between check-in, security and the gate short.

Getting To and From the City

Taxis and rideshare services operate from the terminal for the short trip into central Rockhampton. On-site car parking is also available for those driving in.

Facilities at Rockhampton Airport

As a regional airport, Rockhampton keeps things simple: expect a café, basic retail, and free Wi-Fi, rather than the lounges and duty-free shopping found at bigger airports.

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