Port Macquarie Airport in brief

Port Macquarie Airport (PQQ) is the regional airport for Port Macquarie and the wider Hastings area on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales, Australia. It is owned and managed by Port Macquarie-Hastings Council. The airport is small and easy to navigate, which suits a coastal town popular with holidaymakers and retirees alike.

How close the airport is to Port Macquarie town

The airport lies about 4 to 5 km west of the Port Macquarie town centre, reached via Hastings River Drive and Boundary Street. That keeps transfers short, with a quick drive to the waterfront, beaches and most accommodation.

Terminal and facilities at Port Macquarie Airport

A single terminal handles all passenger flights. Two car parks sit close to the building, one right beside the terminal and a second a short walk away. Rental car desks, a taxi rank and a shuttle pick-up point are all close to the baggage claim area.

Airlines flying from Port Macquarie

QantasLink flies to both Sydney and Brisbane, and Rex Airlines also serves Sydney. From Sydney and Brisbane you can connect to other Australian cities and international flights. A small regional operator also offers flights to Lord Howe Island. Timetables change, so check the latest schedule for your dates.

Getting from Port Macquarie Airport into town

• Taxi and shuttle: both wait in front of the baggage claim area.
• Public bus: local services stop next to the rental car park.
• Rental car: a good choice for exploring the Mid North Coast.

Things to do around Port Macquarie

Port Macquarie is known for its string of surf beaches, coastal walking tracks and koala conservation work. The Hastings River and nearby national parks add river cruises, bushwalks and quiet picnic spots to the list.

Tips for your Port Macquarie flight

Regional flights use smaller aircraft, so check your airline's baggage allowance before you pack. School holidays can be busy on the Sydney route, so plan ahead. Compare flights from Port Macquarie on Traveloka.