Australian Flight Data

Melbourne to Bahrain

191 months of data from Jan 1985

No positive passenger traffic is recorded for this city pair in the comparable series from January 2003 onward. Earlier passenger figures used a different method: a pairing could appear even when passengers changed flights along the way, so those records do not by themselves prove that Melbourne–Bahrain was a bookable service in its own right.

Post-2003 passenger record
None
no positive passenger traffic in the comparable series
Years of data
16
Jan 1985 – Mar 2025
Busiest month
3,680
Jun 1997

Traffic: to Jun 2026

No positive passenger traffic is recorded between Melbourne and Bahrain in the comparable series from January 2003 onward. Across roughly 16 years of available records, the highest monthly passenger figure was 3,680, in Jun 1997.

Passenger history milestones

Recorded milestones use this city-pair passenger series, with both directions combined. A first positive record is not a service-launch date; complete calendar years require all twelve observed, non-null months.

First positive passenger record
Jan 1985
first recorded month with passengers > 0
Peak complete year
1996
27,187 passengers
Latest complete year
2001
25,817 passengers

The route

Melbourne Bahrain

Distances are true from Melbourne; the ring marks the distance to Bahrain.

Passengers, 1985 to 2025

Not enough data to chart.

Gaps indicate missing observations, not zero values.

Not enough data to chart.

Gaps indicate missing observations, not zero values.

Not enough data to chart.

Gaps indicate missing observations, not zero values.

01,8403,680The pilots' dispute grounds domestic aviation — Aug 1989 Domestic deregulation ends the Two Airline Policy — Oct 1990 Virgin Blue launches — Aug 2000 Ansett Australia collapses — Sep 2001 Jetstar launches — May 2004 OzJet's all-business experiment ends within months — Jan 2006 Tiger Airways Australia enters the market — Apr 2008 Volcanic ash cloud disrupts southern Australia — Jun 2011 Qantas grounds its entire fleet — Oct 2011 Skywest becomes Virgin Australia Regional Airlines — May 2013 Tigerair Australia stops flying — Feb 2020 COVID-19 border closures begin — Mar 2020 The deepest month: domestic traffic falls 96% — Apr 2020 Rex enters the trunk routes with jets — Mar 2021 Delta lockdowns close the eastern states — Jul 2021 Omicron wave hits crew availability — Jan 2022 Bonza launches on leisure routes — Nov 2023 Bonza collapses after 15 months — Mar 2024 Rex enters administration and exits the trunk routes — Aug 2024 Cyclone Alfred closes south-east Queensland airports — Mar 2025 Jan 1985Feb 2005Mar 2025

Gaps indicate missing observations, not zero values.

To Mar 2025 · Marks show industry events

Freight

Tonnes of air freight carried on this route — a dimension the domestic data does not have at all.

04080 Mar 2025: 80Mar 2025Mar 2025Mar 2025
04080 Mar 2025: 80Mar 2025Mar 2025Mar 2025
04590 Mar 2018: 90Mar 2019: 73Mar 2025: 80Mar 2018Sep 2021Mar 2025

Gaps indicate missing observations, not zero values.

0135270 Nov 2006: 0Mar 2018: 90Mar 2019: 73Mar 2025: 80Jan 1985Feb 2005Mar 2025

Gaps indicate missing observations, not zero values.

To Mar 2025

The route in numbers

Busiest month on record3,680 · Jun 1997
Data coverageJan 1985 – Mar 2025 (191 months)
Freight, 12 months to Mar 202580 tonnes
Destination regionBahrain

No punctuality data is published for international services, so there are no cancellation or on-time figures on this page. That series covers domestic routes only.

Related routes

From Melbourne

To Bahrain

Airport data