To improve your security when travelling around Australia, the Australian Government has intoduced the security screening of all checked baggage on Australian domestic passenger jet flights, and any other flight departing from the same apron during a jet's operational period. To ensure checked items do not contain explosive materials or improvised explosive devices, your checked baggage may be screened in a number of ways, including:
- X-ray examination;
- testing for explosive residues using Explosive Trace Detection equipment; or
- physical search.
Checked baggage is currently screened at the following domestic airports:
Adelaide Airport
Albury Airport
Alice Springs Airport
Argyle Airport
Avalon Airport
Ayers Rock Airport
Ballina/Byron Gateway Airport
Broome International Airport
Brisbane Airport
Cairns Airport
Canberra Airport
Christmas Island Airport
Cocos (Keeling) Islands Airport
Coffs Harbour Regional Airport
Coolongatta Airport
Darwin Airport
Derby/CurtinAirport
Gove Airport
Hamilton Island Airport
Hervey Bay Airport
Hobart Airport
Kalgoorlie-Boulder Airport
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Karratha Airport
Kununurra Airport
Launceston Airport
Learmonth Airport
Mackay Airport
McArthur River Airport
Melbourne Airport
Mildura Airport
Mt Isa Airport
Newcastle Airport (Williamstown)
Newman Airport
Norfolk Island Airport
Paraburdoo Airport
Perth Airport
Port Hedland Airport
Port Macquarie Airport
Ravensthorpe Airport
Rockhampton Airport
Sunshine Coast Airport (Maroochydore)
Sydney Airport
Townsville Airport
Whitsunday Coast Airport (Proserpine)
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