Coffs Harbour Airport

22/04/2026

✈️ A good time to book from Coffs

Qantas has launched a limited-time sale, with fares now available from Coffs Harbour.

✔ Sydney from $109 (one-way, Economy).
✔ Business fares from $299 (one-way)

With 45 weekly flights to Sydney, getting away is easier than you think.

👉 Book now: https://www.qantas.com/au/en/flight-deals.html/cfs/au/economy/all/lowest

⏰ Sale ends 11:59pm (AEST) Tuesday 28 April (unless sold out earlier)
✈️ Travel on selected dates

Selected travel dates and fare rules apply.

Coffs Harbour Airport
More Flights. Less Drive.

21/04/2026

Qantas has today released sale fares to and from Coffs Harbour with one way fares commencing at $109.
https://www.qantas.com/au/en/flight-deals.html/cfs/au/economy/all/lowest

16/08/2025

Coffs Harbour Airport plays a vital role in connecting seriously ill children in the region to essential medical facilities, including John Hunter Children's Hospital and the Sydney Children’s Hospital network. This connection is crucial in ensuring that our local children receive the care they need in a timely manner.

In recent years, our dedicated team at Coffs Harbour Airport has taken commendable steps to support Little Wings through their recycling initiative.

By recycling and donating our bottles and cans, we are actively contributing to fuelling Little Wings aircraft. Every 20 bottles recycled equals 1 Litre of fuel, which helps sustain their mission of providing transportation for these vulnerable children. Such efforts not only promote environmental responsibility but also empower community members to play an active role in supporting healthcare access for those in need.

We are honoured to support Little Wings through this initiative and through recent donations, and we thank the volunteer pilots and drivers for their unwavering support to the Coffs Harbour community.

Thank you Coffs Container Return, in helping us continue to support Little Wings.

Together, we are making a positive impact on the lives of seriously ill children and their families.

Little Wings
Return and Earn
of fuel

07/08/2025

Wonderful news today with Qantas announcing a major increase to connectivity between Coffs Harbour and Sydney from late October.

The introduction of the Airbus A-220 on Sydney services is a very welcome boost to capacity on this important route. The A-220 is a state-of-the-art aircraft offering enhanced seating with increased pitch and width, greater overhead storage compartment capability, ambient LED lighting, business class offering and a quieter cabin with fast and free WIFI.

Operating initially on the final evening services on Monday and Tuesdays, transitioning to the second service of the day on Wednesdays to Saturdays representing a capacity uplift of 63 seats over the Dash 8. This change, along with a return to 26 services per week between the ports, up from 24 services per week, means Qantas are increasing overall capacity between the cities by around 1000 seats per week.

What a great way to travel between these two iconic locations!

11/07/2025

What a great day at Coffs Harbour Airport today celebrating NAIDOC week 2025.

The morning kicked off with a wonderful performance by the Kulai School Kids, followed by an acknowledgement of country, flag raising ceremony and the inauguration of our very own yarning circle.

We were so privileged to have the City of Coffs Harbour Mayor join us in this wonderful celebration of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, the oldest continuous culture on earth.

The outdoor activities were then followed by a cake cutting ceremony and morning tea. We were even lucky enough to have the beautifully painted QantasLink Airbus A-220 “Minyma Kutjara Tjukurpa” (two women dreaming) operating the Melbourne to Coffs Harbour route today on an absolutely beautiful crystal-clear winters day. How lucky are we to live in such a wonderful region?

01/06/2025

📢 Update 📢

Coffs Harbour Airport Pty Ltd (CHAPL) entered into a 50-year lease with a 49-year option of Coffs Harbour Airport from the City of Coffs Harbour (Council) in 2021. Since that date, Sunshine Coast Airport Pty Ltd has facilitated the establishment of the new business entity and supported the local operations team under a management services agreement. With the business now on a firm footing, CHAPL will assume full responsibility for management of the Airport and Enterprise Park and will establish a locally based management team.

From 1 July 2025 CHAPL will operate fully under local management. To lead the expanded CHAPL organisation its board has conducted a nationwide search for a suitably experienced and qualified CEO. It has appointed Mr Craig Shaw, currently the CEO of Broome International Airport, to fill this position. Mr Shaw will commence in the role in early November with current General Manager Frank Mondello retiring at the end of the year.

Read the full media release here ⬇️

Coffs Harbour Airport to be managed locally Coffs Harbour Airport Pty Ltd (CHAPL) entered into a 50-year lease with a 49-year option of Coffs Harbour Airport from the City of...

20/05/2025

✈️ Coffs Harbour Airport is open and operating as normal.

⚠️ With road access to Port Macquarie Airport temporarily closed due to heavy rainfall, we understand some travellers are seeking alternative options. If you're considering flying from Coffs Harbour, please contact your airline directly for the latest flight information and availability.

🚗Please continue to check Live Traffic NSW for the latest information about road conditions.

🌧 For official weather updates and warnings, visit:
https://bit.ly/3D6jGz3

10/04/2025

A big thank you to everyone who participated in yesterday's emergency field exercise! The multi-agency exercise, which tested our emergency procedures and response capabilities, was a great success 🚒✈️

Check out these behind the scenes shots to see what went on! 👇📷

08/04/2025

📢 Today, we will be conducting a simulated emergency field exercise as part of our commitment to safety and emergency preparedness. The multi-agency exercise will simulate an aircraft incident that will test emergency procedures and response capabilities.

The exercise will run from approximately 11am until 2pm today (9 April). Please don't be alarmed if you are visiting the airport or travelling in the area today and you see emergency responders in the airside area.

Please note, the exercise will not cause any disruptions to normal airport operations. ✈️

06/03/2025

Update 4 – 10.45am Thursday 6 March 2025

Coffs Harbour Airport remains open however Qantas and Rex Airlines have cancelled services today (6 March). We advise passengers flying over the coming days to monitor the status of your flight and contact your airline directly should you have any questions.

We ask passengers not to travel to the airport if their flight has been cancelled.

Coffs Harbour Airport and the Terminal will continue to operate to support airport staff, passengers, emergency and aeromedical services, while it is safe to do so.

We will provide updates as and when the situation changes.

Qantas has issued information for customers flying to and from Coffs Harbour Airport. Further information can be found here:
Qantas: https://bit.ly/3Xscns6

For weather updates, warnings and advice visit: https://bit.ly/3D6jGz3