Sunshine Coast Airport is one of Australia's fastest-growing regional airports, serving the Sunshine Coast region of Queensland.
Sunshine Coast Airport, located in Marcoola, Queensland, is Australia's first carbon neutral airport and the 14th busiest airport in the country. As Queensland's premier regional airport, it serves as a vital gateway connecting the Sunshine Coast region - from Bundaberg and Gympie in the north to Moreton Bay in the south - with more flights, destinations, and opportunities. The airport is dedicated to sustainable growth, with plans to expand its terminal and property precincts while maintaining its commitment to environmental stewardship.
With over 500 local employees, the airport is undergoing a significant transformation, aiming to grow its workforce to more than 1,500 and accommodate an estimated three million passengers annually. The team is driven by an ambitious and enterprising spirit, redefining the airport's role beyond aviation to connect visitors, partners, and the community to new travel, business, and tourism opportunities. Sunshine Coast Airport acknowledges the Kabi Kabi First Nation People as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which it operates.
