- Which terminal at Perth Airport?T1 and T2 are one precinct and T3 and T4 another, about 15 minutes apart by road. T1 is international and domestic. T2 is domestic and regional. T3 and T4 are Qantas, with Airnorth at T3. A number of airlines use more than one terminal, so check your ticket.Read →
- Getting between Perth Airport's terminalsA free terminal bus runs between the two precincts every 20 minutes from 6am to 10pm and every 30 minutes overnight, with departures through the night. Taxis and rideshares wait on each forecourt. Perth Airport puts the drive at 10 to 15 minutes. There is no airside transfer, so you leave one terminal and check in again at the other.Read →
- Perth Airport hotel shuttles comparedTwo hotels publish a 24-hour shuttle for all terminals: Ingot Hotel, free but not for children aged six and under, and Airport Apartments by Vetroblu, at A$10 a person each way. Sanno Marracoonda's is free but scheduled in the morning and on request at other times. Quest Perth Ascot's is free on weekday mornings only. ibis budget and Crown Promenade have no shuttle that we can confirm.Read →
- Getting from Perth Airport to the cityFrom T1 or T2, walk the skybridge to Airport Central station and take the Airport Line to Perth Station in 18 minutes. Redcliffe station is 15 minutes from Perth Station but is not connected to T3 and T4, so from there you take Bus 292 first. A taxi or rideshare is the alternative.Read →
- Stay at Perth Airport, Burswood or the city?Stay near the airport only if you fly early or land late, because that is when a shuttle or short ride matters. Stay at Burswood if you want a proper hotel about 15 minutes out, and in the city if your flight is mid-morning or later and you want choice and food. Perth's best airport hotel is often not at the airport.Read →