Gold Coast Airport
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The Gold Coast Airport, Coolangatta Airport, also, is an Australian airport near the town of Coolangatta. Together with the Brisbane International Airport, it is responsible for the air transport accessibility of the Gold Coast.
The start of the construction of today's airport fell in 1936, first line flights took place in 1939. In the 1980 a new terminal was built, which is now used for domestic traffic, the airport received in 1999 after privatization the current name Gold Coast Airport.
Today, the Gold Coast Airport is connected to various destinations, mainly in the east of Australia, around the South China Sea, Japan and New Zealand. Airlines are, for example, Jetstar Airways, which here even entertain a stroke as well as AirAsia X and Tiger Airways and other airlines, mostly from the low cost segment.
The airport identified himself as a "cheap airport ".