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Located in Mascot, New South Wales, Australia, SYD is the premier airport in the country, and boasts a trio of concourses. Terminal 1 is dedicated to international flights, while the remaining two cater to domestic travel. SYD is the busiest airport in Australia and serves as a crucial hub for major airlines.

For those looking to navigate to SYD, the address is 241 O'Riordan Street, Mascot, New South Wales, NSW, 2020, Australia, AU. To get a visual representation of the airport's location, check out the Google Map of Sydney Airport provided below.

Sydney International Airport map

T1 has been in operation since its opening on May 3, 1970. T3 was established to take the place of the previous Overseas Terminal. T1 has undergone significant expansions and now boasts 25 gates equipped with aerobridges.

At the airport, two piers - B and C - are in operation to cater to various airlines. Pier B is primarily utilised by Qantas, Oneworld members, and a majority of Skyteam affiliates. Pier C is for Virgin Australia, Delta, and most Star Alliance affiliates. In case of peak traffic, remote bays are also utilised to accommodate aircraft parking demands.

To cater to the specific needs of passengers and airline personnel, the concourse has 3 separate levels. The first level caters to arriving passengers, while the second one serves departing passengers. The third level houses airline offices.

The Sydney Airport map of Terminal 1 is presented below. Passengers travelling through the airport can access 8 airline lounges. These lounges include two operated by Qantas, and one each for the following:

• Singapore Airlines
• Emirates
• SkyTeam
• The House
• American Express
• Air New Zealand

Sydney International Airport arrivals map

On the Arrivals level of Sydney International Airport Terminal 1, passengers have access to 15 baggage carousels as well as 2 oversize baggage carousels. Additionally, there are multiple information counters, AEDs, First Aid facilities, and a designated Meeting Point to assist travellers.

Ground transportation options are available just outside the terminal. For a visual representation of the terminal's layout, check out the Sydney International Airport Terminal 1 arrival map provided below.

The Sydney International Airport Terminal 1 arrival map can be viewed below.

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Sydney International Airport departures map

The Departures level has check-in counters from A-K, totaling 200 reception desks. This level also provides passport control, showers, a pharmacy, a post office, prayer rooms, a first aid centre, and AEDs.

You can find the departure plan for Terminal 1 at SYD below.

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Sydney International Airport arrivals pick-up map

For international pick-up options at SYD, there are several choices available.

You can choose to use the Rideshare pick-up zone, which requires an e-TAG and charges fees starting from AU$4.68. Find it on the Sydney Airport pickup area map.

Track the green Rideshare signs, while drivers must follow the green Rideshare signs. Payment for Rideshare parking can only be made via e-Tag. Cash or credit card payments are not accepted.

If you do not have an e-Tag, you have the option of using the Public Pick-up area, which offers free parking for 15 minutes. This area is less than a five-minute walk from the International concourse. You should inform a driver when he is waiting in the Public Pick-up zone to cut waiting time. Make sure you're waiting for your transportation in the right place by checking with the Sydney Airport Gate Map.

Upon arrival, passengers should follow the signs indicating the location of the Public Pick-up area, and drivers should follow the Public Pick-up signs when entering the International precinct.

There are also accessible pick-up spaces available with wheelchair ramps. Please note that drivers must stay with their autos at all times in this zone.

Map of Sydney Domestic Airport Terminal 2

T2 is the largest domestic terminal and consists of three levels. It caters to all domestic flights, excluding Qantas. It is also used by various airlines such as Virgin Australia, Jetstar, Rex, FlyPelican, and Link Airways. For Terminal 2 at Sydney Airport, the map is below.

The concourse offers 20 parking bays, along with several remote bays. It serves as the domestic operations hub for Ansett Australia. Now, Terminal 2 is available for passengers travelling with FlyPelican, Jetstar, Rex Airlines, and Virgin Australia as well. All of them have their designated lounges located within this terminal.

Sydney Domestic Airport departures map

The Departures level accommodates the G1 gate lounge, gates 31-59. It also holds a pharmacy, lost property, a drinking fountain, and facilities for animal assistance. An information centre is also available on this level.

You can check the Sydney Airport Terminal 2 departure map below for more details.

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Sydney Airport domestic arrivals map

The Arrivals level of SYD T2 accommodates the baggage reclaim counters and checking services. Various ground transportation options are available outside.

Check out the SYD T2 arrival chart for further information.

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Check-in map of Sydney Domestic Airport Terminal 2

The Check-in level of T2 has 6 check-in counters. A centralised security checkpoint is also located on this level, providing access to the concourse gate areas.

For more details, please refer to the SYD T2 check-in plan.

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Sydney Domestic Airport pickup map

Sydney Domestic Airport (the map of which is displayed above) offers various options for pickups, including the following:

• Priority Pick-up is accessible via e-TAG only, with rates starting from $4.68. Note that there is a height restriction of 2.9m. This option is just a four-minute walk away from the Domestic terminals. You can easily follow the green signage and lighting from Arrivals. A passenger waiting area with refreshments for purchase is available.

Drivers can easily locate this area by following the green signs. Alternatively, they can use the Sydney Domestic Airport pick-up map.

Payments for parking in the Priority Pick-up area are possible only through an e-TAG system. Cash or credit card payments are not accepted. If you don't have an e-TAG, you'll be redirected to an alternative parking area.

• Express Pickup at SYD Domestic Airfield is situated just an eight-minute walk from Arrivals. It offers convenient parking options, making it easy to pick up friends or family. Additionally, Express Pickup offers 15 minutes of free parking twice per calendar day.

When arriving at the Domestic precinct, passengers can easily navigate by following the yellow signage and lighting. Meanwhile, drivers should keep an eye out for the yellow signage, or follow the Sydney International Airport pick-up area map.

• For those needing accessible pick-up options, kerbside spaces are available on the Arrivals level outside of Terminals 2 and 3. Each terminal has two accessible spaces, providing easy access for those with mobility needs.

Drivers are required to stay with their vehicles at all times while using these spaces, to ensure safety and accessibility for all.

Sydney Airport Terminal 3 map

As a critical domestic terminal situated in SYD, T3 serves as the operational hub for Qantas. This terminal holds an interesting history. It was initially established as the base for Trans Australia Airlines. Then, it underwent a rebranding and was renamed as Australian Airlines.

In 1999, the architecture firm Hassell designed the concourse, resulting in the construction of an 80,000 square meter terminal building. One of the remarkable features of the building is its 60-metre roof span. T3 has 14 parking bays with aerobridges.

T3 also features a distinctive heritage collection situated next to G13. This collection comprises a vast array of artefacts and memorabilia from the airline's 90+ years of service. To get a clearer idea of where the collection is located, check out the Sydney Airport Terminal 3 map.

T3 of the SYD airport is notable for its Qantas Club lounge, as well as for providing an excellent view of the airfield's apron. In August 2013, QantasLink flights were relocated from T2 to T3, making it an even more crucial domestic air travel hub.

Terminal 3 at Sydney Airport - Arrivals map

The baggage reclaim counters, baggage checking services, and drinking fountains are located on the Arrivals level of SYD T3. Ground transportation options are available outside. For more information, refer to the Sydney International Airport Terminal 3 gate map below.

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Map of Sydney Airport Terminal 3 departures

The G1 gate lounge, concourse gates, pharmacy, lost property, drinking fountain, and animal assistance facilities can be found on the Departures level. There is also an information centre available. Please refer to the SYD T3 departures plan for more information.

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Sydney Airport parking map

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SYD provides a variety of parking options for short-term and long-term stays. P1 and P2 car parks on Keith Smith Avenue are the closest to domestic T2 and T3, while the P7 multi-storey car park and the Blu Emu car park are available as alternatives. The P7 international car parks are located next to the international T1, and can be easily found on the International Airport of Sydney map.

More details on each car park's permitted parking times, prices, and features can be found on the SYD Parking page.

Sydney Airport train map

The most convenient and efficient transportation option for travelling from SYD to the city center is by train, using the Airport Link that connects both destinations. The International and Domestic Stations offer a service that runs to the Central Station located in the heart of the city, and the journey takes just 13 minutes. To get to the city, passengers must take the T8 line, which travels from MacArthur to the City via the airfield. You can easily find the stations on the map of Sydney Airport.

You can take the T8 line in the opposite direction, from the City to MacArthur via the airport, for the return trip. The Domestic and International Airport Stations are both located on the T8 line.

Timetable: SYD train services run from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm on weekdays, with a frequency of 6–8 services per hour (every 10 minutes). On weekends and public holidays, there are four services per hour (every 20 minutes).

Location: The station is situated in the northern area of T2. You can access it via the Arrivals Level by descending to the basement level. The train station can be accessed via either the International or the Domestic terminals. To find the station and other train routes, please consult the Sydney Domestic Airport train station map provided below.

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