Australian Flight Data

Melbourne to Haikou

China · 50 months of data from Dec 2018 · Haikou to Melbourne

Passengers
39,141
Melbourne to Haikou, 12 months to May 2026
Both directions
74,038
including Haikou to Melbourne
Flight time
10h
30m longer than the return
Load factor
85%
seats filled on this leg

Traffic: 12 months to May 2026

39,141 passengers flew Melbourne to Haikou in the 12 months to May 2026, out of 74,038 on the route in both directions. Traffic leans outbound: 39,141 departing against 34,897 arriving. Flights Melbourne to Haikou run 85% full, against 75% coming back.

The route

Melbourne Haikou

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

How long is the flight?

Scheduled flight time from Melbourne to Haikou is 10h gate to gate, over 7,323 km. Coming back takes 9h 30m — a difference of 30m, so this direction is the slower one.

Scheduled block time — gate to gate, not time in the air — taken from the current timetable for this leg. Long-haul flights are often timetabled differently in each direction because of winds aloft, so the return is not always the same length. Check your own booking for the flight you are taking.

Flight numbers on this route

1 flight number currently scheduled from Melbourne to Haikou. These are the numbers you book under.

Not a daily service — this week it is scheduled on Tue, Fri and Sun (3 departures).

Hainan · 1 · Airbus A330-300

HU484

Current timetable as at 2026-09-06

Timetables change, and these carry no punctuality figures of their own — no on-time data is published for international flights at all. The passenger and load factor figures above cover the route, not any single flight number.

Passengers, 2018 to 2026

06,67013,339 May 2025Nov 2025May 2026
06,67013,339Bonza 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 Dec 2018May 2024May 2026

To May 2026 · Marks show industry events

How full were the flights?

Inbound load factor, read as a floor rather than an exact figure. Some flights on this pair also carried passengers to and from other cities, and their seats cannot be split between those journeys. Dividing by every seat on every aircraft that touched the route gives the lowest the true figure can be, so actual occupancy is at or above the line. Seat data begins in 2009, so this series is shorter than the passenger chart above.

49%70%91% May 2025Nov 2025May 2026
29%61%93% Dec 2018May 2024May 2026

Load factor: seats data from 2009

When is this route busiest?

Average passengers by calendar month over the last ten years, relative to the annual average.

J: 1.27× the annual average J F: 1.11× the annual average F M: 1.08× the annual average M A: 1.13× the annual average A M: 0.87× the annual average M J: 0.76× the annual average J J: 0.88× the annual average J A: 0.82× the annual average A S: 0.83× the annual average S O: 1.04× the annual average O N: 0.93× the annual average N D: 1.28× the annual average D

Freight

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

0160320 May 2025Nov 2025May 2026
0160320 Dec 2018May 2024May 2026

To May 2026

The route in numbers

Busiest month on record13,339 · Dec 2025
Data coverageDec 2018 – May 2026 (50 months)
Freight, 12 months to May 20262,087 tonnes
Destination regionChina

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.

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