Melbourne Airport #2 - Travel Safety Tips There are 4 terminals at Melbourne airport,
roughly in the shape of the letter U. Terminal 1 is located furthest North and services
all Qantas domestic flights.
Terminal 2 is located in the middle of Melbourne airport and services all international flights.
Terminal 3 is located south of the international terminal and services Virgin airlines and
some Rex flights.
Terminal 4 is the newest Melbourne airport terminal and is furtherest south, servicing
Tiger, Jetstar, AirNorth and some Rex airlines flights.
1 minute pick up zones are located in front of Terminal 2, the international terminal.
Uber pickup areas are located in front of Terminal 2 and 4.
1-minute drop off parking is available in front of all terminals.
Qantas airlines and Mercedes offer privilege business and membership parking and valet
services.
Helicopter shuttle services to/from the airport are available.
Regional Victoria shuttle busses pick up/drop off in front of Terminal 2.
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Melbourne Airport #6 - Travel Safety Tips Technology failures have caused widespread
disruption and cancelation of flights at Melbourne airport in the past.
Fog and poor visibility disrupts and causes flight cancellations at Melbourne airport
during the Winter months from around May to August.
Melbourne airport is located approximately 50km from city centre, taking up to 1 hr for
commute to the city centre.
Skybus services operate regularly, offering on-board wifi and drop off in Melbourne's
CBD.
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Liverpool FC and UK Government issue advice for fans travelling to Rome - Duration: 4:49.
Liverpool FC and UK Government issue advice for fans travelling to Rome
As Liverpool fans prepare to head to Rome this week, supporters have been given advice from the club, Italian police and the UK government, in order to avoid trouble.
The Reds won a breathtaking Champions League semi-final first leg against Roma last Tuesday, eventually running out 5-2 winners.
An incredible night was marred by a serious incident that took place before kick off, however, as 53-year-old Liverpool fan Sean Cox was left fighting for his life after being attacked by away supporters.
Roma manager Eusebio Di Francesco offered his support after the game, and called for a more positive, friendly atmosphere at Stadio Olimpico.
We condemn any and all forms of violence.
The team, my staff and I have all been thinking about and praying for Sean Cox and his family, he said.
My hope is that the second leg will be played in an inclusive, celebratory atmosphere: for football, and for sport in general.
This is my appeal to our supporters..
The unprovoked attack that Sean Cox was the victim of has understandably led to concern surrounding those heading to Rome for Wednesdays second leg, with the Giallorossis fanbase renowned for targeting English fans in the past.
At least half a dozen Liverpool supporters were stabbed when the two sides met at Stadio Olimpico back in 2001, and fans of Middlesbrough and Man United have also suffered a similar fate.
A thread for those travelling to Rome based on the information made available by the authorities in Italy: • Alight at Termini Station if arriving by train.
• Use Piazza Campo De Fiori and Largo Corrado Ricci.
• Respect monuments of national importance.
As a way of looking to alleviate any issues that may arise, Liverpool Football Club and the Chief of Police in Rome have given supporters travel and security advice ahead of the game.
That includes avoiding areas north of Rome, most notably those around the Ponte Milvio Bridge, not drinking alcohol in the street and arriving to the stadium early because of ticket checks.
A statement released by Liverpool advises fans:.
Should further guidance be provided at a pre-match planning meeting which will take place in Rome on Monday, this will be communicated via the usual channels.
The guide from the Chief of Police in Rome is viewable here, and fans are advised to read before travelling.
The UKs Foreign & Commonwealth Office has also provided their own information for supporters heading to the Italian capital, which can be read here.
This comes after Liverpool called a meeting in Rome on Friday to discuss the safety of the 5,000 fans heading there for the Reds crucial game.
It is refreshing to see such planning being done ahead of the game, considering the trouble that has occurred in the past.
The hope is that the match, not off-field events, ends of being the main point of focus come Thursday morning.
Finally, the club have requested fans fill out a form if they are planning to travel to Rome, to be used purely for supporter safety.
Please read the guide and fill in as appropriate here.
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Melbourne Airport #4 - Travel Safety Tips - Duration: 1:10.
Melbourne Airport #4 - Travel Safety Tips Hire car companies and vehicle collection/drop
off of hire vehicles is located in front of Terminal 2.
Airport security checks are conducted for all passengers and guests accessing boarding
gates.
Roadworks to/from Melbourne airport are causing major delays and disruptions throughout most
of 2018.
No train from the airport to the city but a 10min taxi ride to the Broadmeadows Train
Station will connect you to the city train network for a 45 minute train ride to central
Melbourne.
This is not a dedicated service, peak travel times reduce seating and space for travellers
with bags.
A wide range of food and shopping outlets are available at Melbourne airport.
Limited banking and money handling or exchange services are available.
Cash withdrawal and ATMs operate within the terminals.
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Melbourne Airport #1 - Travel Safety Tips - Duration: 1:07.
Melbourne Airport #1 - Travel Safety Tips
Electronic and manual immigration services operate at Melbourne airport for international
departures and arrivals.
Australian travel visa requirements apply and are strictly enforced.
Strict quarantine measures are in place for all international and domestic arrivals, especially
- food, meats, fruit, wood and animal products.
Active screening is in place with significant penalties for violations.
Automated and manual passenger processes operate at the airport for airlines and immigration
services.
Police and emergency services patrol the airport regularly.
No left baggage or luggage is permitted and will be inspected or confiscated.
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Melbourne Airport #3 - Travel Safety Tips - Duration: 1:02.
Melbourne Airport #3 - Travel Safety Tips There are hotels available at and close by
to Melbourne airport.
Traffic in and out of Melbourne airport is extremely congested and slow during peak hours,
especially in and around the main traffic light controlled intersections.
Pickup/Drop off area is largely uncovered so you and your bags will get wet when it
rains.
Short term and long term parking is located closest to the airport and is within walking
distance or serviced by regular shuttle buses Melbourne airport parking is very expensive.
Numerous offsite airport parking services, including shuttle transfers service Melbourne
airport.
Parking services can be booked online in advance.
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