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international connections Singapore Airlines operates daily services through Adelaide, while Malaysia Airlines has four return services a week from Kuala Lumpur. (Ryan Hothersall)
Opening up Adelaide Airport
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With air traffic resuming growth after the global financial crisis, Adelaide Airport Ltd is stepping up its attempts to lure more international airlines and services to the South Australian capital.
The priority targets are Asia and the Middle East, with the airport’s status with the airport’s status as a regional gateway – facilitating traffic rights for overseas airlines – an important sales tool.
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