Travel directions to Sydney Airport

Traffic information:

The construction for the second Sydney airport is underway and phase 1 is said to be complete by December 2026. But until such time, the Kindgsford Smith airport in Mascot will continue to serve international and domestic travellers in the same exceptional manner. Handling 40-50 million passengers annually, it is no surprise that Sydney airport was rated in the top 5 of airports due to its sheer passenger capacity and aircraft movements.

Under normal weather and traffic conditions the following travel allowance applies:

Central station -> Sydney Airport 9 kilometres / 15 min
Circular quay -> Sydney Airport 14,7 kilometres / 17 min
Coogee beach -> Sydney Airport 11,6 kilometres / 18 mins
Bondi beach -> Sydney Airport 15,8 kilometres / 26 mins
Manly -> Sydney Airport 27,2 kilometres / 38 min
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Useful information for the road:

If you plan to travel via the Sydney harbour bridge or tunnel, you will be subject to a toll fee. To work out the fees you may be charged on various other routes, visit the transport for NSW website.

Although you can take the train straight to Sydney airport, you will have to take note of the first and last trains in and out. It is not a 24 hour service and could affect your return schedule. Taking the train may be a great budget option, but not necessarily the comfiest option if you happen to be a family with a lot of luggage.

We recommend that you drive in the comfort of your own car, and make use of a reliable parking partner on the Parkos website. Be sure to check all your cars’ necessary operating fluids and their levels before getting on your way. Fuel is the most obvious thought that springs to mind, but don’t forget the coolant and oil checks too. Then finally a quick tyre pressure check, and you’ll be on your way.

Fuel

Fuel is of course available at petrol stations throughout the capital of New South Wales. If you need a specific type of fuel vist the government website called fuel check to find the information you need.
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