International railway station, Sydney

International (also known as International Airport and International Terminal) is an underground railway station which serves the International Terminal of Sydney Airport. It opened in 2000 as part of the Airport line and is operated by a private company, with passengers required to pay a surcharge to use the station on top of the standard CityRail fare.

The station contains two side platforms and is located beneath a carpark to the west of terminal T1 and connects to it via a pedestrian subway. Larger lifts and wider ticket barriers are installed to cater for passengers with baggage.

Platforms and services

International station serves trains on the Airport & East Hills Line. Services run approximately every 10–15 minutes in each direction.

Transport links

Sydney Buses runs one route via International Airport Terminal station:

• Route 400 - Limited Stops Services - west to Westfield Burwood, east to Bondi Junction Interchange

Gallery

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See also

• Airport Link Company

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