Melbourne Airport is preparing for significant growth, with a third runway, terminal expansions, and major changes to passenger access planned over the coming years.

In this highlight, Peter Greco speaks with Rosie Offord, Head of Planning at Melbourne Airport, about the airport's future and the upcoming public exhibition of the Melbourne Airport Master Plan.

Rosie explains how a projected increase in passenger numbers is driving more than $10 billion in infrastructure investment, including the airport's third runway, expanded international facilities, and changes to pick-up and drop-off arrangements for Terminals 1, 2 and 3 from October.

The discussion also explores accessibility, community consultation, and how people with disability, including those who are blind or have low vision, can help shape the future of Melbourne Airport through the consultation process.

MORE INFO: 

Public consultation opens on 10 August and runs until early November, providing opportunities for individuals and organisations to have their say.

People will be able to find more information and make a submission at: melbourneairportprojectshub.com.au

They can also email masterplan2027@melair.com.au, or send a letter to:

Head of Planning
Melbourne Airport
Locked Bag 16
TULLAMARINE VIC 3043

Melbourne Airport is preparing for significant growth, with a third runway, terminal expansions, and major changes to passenger access planned over the coming years.
In this highlight, Peter Greco speaks with Rosie Offord, Head of Planning at Melbourne Airport, about the airport's future and the upcoming public exhibition of the Melbourne Airport Master Plan.
Rosie explains how a projected increase in passenger numbers is driving more than $10 billion in infrastructure investment, including the airport's third runway, expanded international facilities, and changes to pick-up and drop-off arrangements for Terminals 1, 2 and 3 from October.
The discussion also explores accessibility, community consultation, and how people with disability, including those who are blind or have low vision, can help shape the future of Melbourne Airport through the consultation process.
MORE INFO:&nbsp;
Public consultation opens on 10 August and runs until early November, providing opportunities for individuals and organisations to have their say.
People will be able to find more information and make a submission at: melbourneairportprojectshub.com.au
They can also email&nbsp;<a href="mailto:masterplan2027@melair.com.au">masterplan2027@melair.com.au</a>, or send a letter to:
Head of Planning Melbourne Airport Locked Bag 16 TULLAMARINE VIC 3043

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Melbourne Airport’s Privately Funded $10 Billion Future: What Blind and Low Vision Travellers Need to Know

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