Perth Airport commences Terminal 2 expansion and upgrade this week as part of a multi-billion euro investment programme.
Works include new self-service check-in facilities, expanded passenger screening, and an enlarged departure lounge. The baggage make-up hall extends, and design for the southern passenger walkway upgrade proceeds.
Regional passenger numbers rise 3.7bn to 6.24m from sixm in the previous year. SkyBus, under a 10-year contract with Kinetic, launches landside bus services on November 3, 2025, with 11 buses including two battery electric models.
Jason Waters shared “These works are critical to support our growing regional passenger base as it will almost double the passenger capacity within Terminal 2. We’ve seen significant growth of regional passenger numbers with an increase of 3.7pc on last year, seeing numbers grow from 6m to 6.24m. This growth is positive for the Western Australian economy and the resource and regional tourism sector and showcases the importance of Perth as an aviation hub. This expansion is more than just additional space — it’s about enhancing the customer experience and delivering our airline partners the capacity and efficiencies they need to grow their businesses.”
