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You can drop passengers off at the Departures level at T1 International. To help keep this zone congestion free and ensure other passengers get to their flights on time, we ask that you stop for no more than one minute.
To help keep the airport safe and secure, you must remain with your vehicle and only use this area to drop off passengers.
Meeting friends and family inside the terminal? Explore our short-term parking options.
You can drop off a passenger at the Departures level at both domestic terminals. To help keep this zone congestion free and ensure other passengers get to their flights on time, we ask that you stop for no more than one minute.
Due to security restrictions, you are not permitted to leave your vehicle and these areas must be only used to drop off passengers.
Meeting friends and family inside the terminal? Explore our short-term parking options.
Please note this is a service from kerb to check-in only. Accessibility bookings must be made directly with your airline when booking your travel ticket. Check with your airline before you book your flight to understand if their inclusion and accessibility policies, procedures and services meet your needs.
Above: Accessible drop off signage at T1 Departures
Above: Blue accessibility parking zones
If you're dropping off disabled passengers at the T2/T3 Domestic terminals, clearly signed designated areas are available in the passenger drop off zones. Drivers must make themselves known to kerbside officers if they need to leave their vehicle to briefly assist a passenger.
If your passenger needs assistance accessing the terminal, we recommend an additional person attends to assist while you remain with the car. To reduce congestion and ensure that other passengers get to their flights on time, we ask that you stop for no more than five minutes in these areas.
Taxi, rideshare, hire car and limousine drivers with unaccompanied passengers should stop in one of the accessible drop off zones at the kerbside outside the terminals.
Drivers can leave their vehicle to enter the terminal and alert a staff member from the relevant airline that there is a passenger in their vehicle requiring mobility assistance from the kerbside to the airport terminal, or alternatively notify a member of Sydney Airport’s kerbside management team who will alert a staff member from the relevant airline.
Passengers should remain in the vehicle during this time to ensure that vehicles in proximity to the terminal are not left unattended for security reasons.