Melbourne Airport guide

Melbourne Airport terminals: which one is yours?

Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine) has four terminals, and which one you need depends on your airline and whether you're flying domestically or internationally. Getting it right matters for a transfer: a pickup or drop-off at the wrong terminal can cost you time you don't have.

Here's the quick guide, based on the airport's own information (October 2026). Airlines occasionally move terminals, so always check your booking confirmation too.

Which terminal is my airline?

International flights, including those operated by Qantas and Virgin Australia, use Terminal 2. Domestic flights split between T1, T3 and T4 by airline.

TerminalUsed for
Terminal 1Qantas domestic
Terminal 2International
Terminal 3Virgin Australia
Terminal 4Jetstar · Rex

New pick-up and drop-off zones (from 6 October 2026)

Melbourne Airport has announced new, free pick-up and drop-off zones for Terminals 1, 2 and 3 in a new T123 Transport Hub, working in a similar way to the existing T4 Transport Hub. Check the airport's own page for the latest details.

When you book with Movair, we confirm your pickup arrangements and where to meet your driver along with your fare.

Melbourne Airport — changes coming in Spring 2026

Telling us your terminal

Our booking form lists the four terminals — tap the pickup or drop-off box and choose yours, or just type your airline (“Jetstar”, “Qantas”, “Virgin”) and the right terminal comes up. The exact terminal goes straight onto your booking, so your driver heads to the right place.

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Frequently asked questions

Which terminal does Jetstar use at Melbourne Airport?

Jetstar flights use Terminal 4 (T4), along with Rex and Link Airways.

Which terminal is Qantas at Melbourne Airport?

Qantas domestic flights use Terminal 1 (T1). Qantas international flights use Terminal 2 (T2).

Which terminal is Virgin Australia?

Virgin Australia domestic flights use Terminal 3 (T3). Virgin Australia's international flights use Terminal 2.

Which terminal do international flights use?

All international flights use Terminal 2 (T2), the international terminal.

What if my airline changes terminals?

Check your airline's confirmation and the airport's flight information. If your terminal changes after you've booked with us, tell us and we'll update your trip.

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