Adelaide International Airport

The airport has one main passenger terminal where domestic and international check-in and departures are organised in designated sections within the same building. Facilities for transfers between domestic and international services are co-located, keeping walking distances relatively short.

Adelaide Airport is close to the city centre and served by buses, taxis, rideshare and car hire; road travel to the CBD is typically 15-25 minutes depending on traffic.

• Bus: Public bus services connect the airport with Adelaide city; journey times are around 25 minutes and fares are set by the local public transport system.
• Taxis: Taxis are available outside arrivals with fares to the city centre generally in the AUD 30-45 range depending on time and traffic.
• Ride-share: Uber and similar services operate in Adelaide and serve the airport; pick-up points are signed.
• Driving: The airport is within short driving distance of the city centre (about 6-8 km); short- and long-term parking and car hire desks are available at the terminal.

The single terminal offers a full set of passenger facilities including shops, eateries, lounges and transport desks.

• Lounges: Airline and pay-per-use lounges operate in the terminal; access depends on carrier, class or memberships.
• Food & drink: A mix of cafés, casual dining and takeaway options are available landside and airside throughout the terminal.
• Wi‑Fi & charging: Free airport Wi‑Fi is provided; charging points are located in public seating areas and the gate lounges.
• Luggage & showers: Standard baggage reclaim and lost-property services are on-site; showers are typically limited to premium or lounge facilities.
• Accessibility: The terminal is step-free and provides assistance for passengers with reduced mobility-book assistance with your airline ahead of travel.