Perth Airport

Perth Airport, designated with the postcode 6105, is a suburb approximately 12 kilometres east of Perth's central business district. It encompasses the Perth Airport complex and is bordered by the suburbs of Redcliffe, Cloverdale, Kewdale, High Wycombe, and South Guildford. 

As of the 2016 Census, Perth Airport had a population of 29 residents, reflecting its primary function as an aviation and commercial hub rather than a residential area. 

Perth Airport is a significant transportation nexus, offering extensive connectivity:

- Air Travel is Perth's main international and domestic gateway, accommodating numerous airlines and destinations.

- Rail: The Airport Line includes Airport Central Station, which provides direct train services to Perth's CBD and other areas.

- Bus Services: Multiple Transperth bus routes operate through the suburb, connecting it to various parts of the city.

While primarily focused on aviation operations, Perth Airport offers various amenities:

- Retail and Dining: The terminals house numerous shops, restaurants, and cafes catering to travellers and employees.

- Accommodation: Several hotels are located within or near the airport precinct, providing convenient lodging options.

- Recreation: The surrounding areas feature parks and recreational facilities that are accessible to the public.

The suburb predominantly comprises airport facilities, commercial enterprises, and industrial zones. Residential properties are minimal, with the area primarily designated for public purposes and transportation infrastructure. 

Given its focus on aviation and commerce, Perth Airport does not have a traditional residential community. However, it plays a crucial role in the region's economy, providing employment opportunities and being a vital link for domestic and international travel.

Perth Airport suburb is integral to Western Australia's transportation network. It offers extensive services and amenities related to air travel and commerce but has a limited residential presence.