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Medium airport · Australia

Adelaide Airport

Adelaide, Australia · #217 world#5 of 95 in country

ADLIATA code
YPADICAO code
8.4Mpassengers in 2024
3,100 mlongest of 2 runways
6 melevation · 20 ft
1955opened
Adelaide Airport (ADL)
Photo: Adam Trevorrow ( en:User:AtD , http://www.photoadelaide.com ) · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Adelaide Airport (ADL/YPAD) is an airport in Australia serving Adelaide.

It handled 8,351,636 passengers in 2024, making it number 217 in our world ranking and number 5 of 95 ranked airports in Australia.

It has 2 runways, the longest 3,100 m, at an elevation of 6 m.

4 airlines use it as a hub, including Rex Airlines, National Jet Express and Rossair.

Passengers per year

2011–2024
7M7.1M7.4M7.7M7.7M7.9M8.1M8.3M8.5M2.6M3.1M6.4M8M8.4M
2011’112012’122013’132014’142015’152016’162017’172018’182019’192020’202021’212022’222023’232024’24
Identification
IATA
ADL
ICAO
YPAD
Wikidata
Q14302
Location
Country
Australia
City served
Adelaide
Located in
South Australia
Coordinates
-34.9450, 138.5306
Elevation
6 m (20 ft)
Organisation
Type
international airport, airport
Opened
1955-01-01
Named after
Adelaide
Runways
12/30
1,652 m · 5,420 ftrock asphalt
05/23
3,100 m · 10,171 ftrock asphalt

Hub for 4 airlines

ZLRex AirlinesNCNational Jet ExpressRFSRossairQFQantas Airways