About the Terminal

Modern spacious design, attention to passenger comforts and the latest in security, that’s what you get at the Greenough Terminal at the Geraldton Airport.

With its aeronautical streamline curves and outlook over the Moresby Ranges, the steel and rammed earth terminal makes an impressive entry statement to the 60,000 passengers utilising it each year.

The project was a triumph for the Shire of Greenough and a showcase for the talent of local businesses including architects, Eastman & Poletti, construction company Crothers Construction and a host of local trade contractors.

The Greenough terminal is designed for passenger comfort featuring conference facilities, outdoor and indoor seating, a licensed café and a luggage conveyor belt for baggage collection.

A large salt water aquarium is another feature to capture the attention of visitors.  Created to mimic life on the reefs of the Abrolhos Islands, the aquarium includes live coral, local crayfish and a variety of commercial fish caught in the region.

Ample parking is provided at the new terminal, with security of vehicles and passenger given top priority.  A digitally recorded, 24-hour surveillance system monitors all aspects of the car park and terminal.