Sydney is a city on the south eastern coast of Australia. There are a number of domestic airlines to Sydney from other destinations in Australia. Domestic Sydney flights arrive from Canberra, Brisbane, Melbourne and the Gold Coast. A number of Australia registered aviation carriers connect Sydney to other Australian cities. Qantas Airways operates a number of flights to Sydney from Melbourne. The airline company also runs 26 Sydney flights per day from Canberra. Domestic travelers to Sydney may also purchase the low priced tickets of budget airlines like Virgin Blue. This enables them to board one of the many cheap flights to Sydney from Brisbane and Melbourne. The budget airline Jetstar Airways operates 9 Sydney flights everyday from Melbourne and the Gold Coast.
There are a number of international flights to Sydney from Asia, Europe and the Oceanic region. International Sydney flights arrive from Honolulu, Denpasar Bali in Indonesia and Guangzhou in China and Manila in Philippines among others. The list of airline companies operating international flights to Sydney include Emirates, Air New Zealand, Air Canada, United Airlines, Cathay Pacific Airways, Korean Air, Aerolineas Argentinas and Royal Brunei Airlines among others.
Sydney is situated along the south eastern coast of Australia. The latitude and longitude of the city are 33º 52' 06"South and 151º 12' 31"East respectively. The Australian metropolis is constructed around Port Jackson.
The principal attractions of the city include the Sydney Harbor Bridge, Sydney Olympic Park, Darling Harbor, Sydney Opera House and Sydney Tower. The Sydney Harbor Bridge connects the harbor of the city to North Sydney.