T2 and T3 Domestic Terminals
Sydney's domestic flights use two terminals - T2 and T3. Check your airline and booking for your terminal, and include it with your flight number when you book.
Domestic trips are often shorter but busier: early-morning departures, school-holiday crowds and quick turnarounds. Booking ahead means the restraints are arranged before pickup.
What to Provide When Booking
| Detail | Why we ask |
|---|---|
| Flight number | So the booking is associated with the correct arrival or departure |
| Number and ages of children | So a restraint can be arranged for each child - include approximate size |
| Number of adults | Child restraints reduce usable seats, so we need the full passenger count |
| Suitcases and carry-ons | To choose a vehicle with enough luggage space |
| Pram / stroller | Single or double - prams take boot space |
| Oversized items | Cots, car seats you're bringing, sports gear |
| Destination | Home, hotel, cruise terminal or another address |
| Return flight | Book both legs together if you like |
Early Departures and Late Arrivals
First-flight departures and late-evening arrivals are common for families flying interstate. Bookings are available 24/7 - tell us your flight time and we'll plan the pickup around it.
Ready to Book?
Tell us each child's age and approximate size, the number of adults, your luggage and any pram, and we'll arrange the child restraints and a vehicle for your family.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Include your terminal and flight number when booking.
Add your flight number when booking so the booking is associated with the correct arrival, and contact us if your plans change.
Yes. Bookings are available 24 hours a day.
Yes. Many families book the arrival and return transfer at the same time.
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