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Transport to and from Brisbane International Airport

Brisbane, AustraliaIATA: BNEICAO: YBBN

2 options to Brisbane International Airport, showing where you arrive.

Train

Airtrain

To and from the airport
Where
Airtrain Station, via Level 3 of the International Terminal · Airtrain Station, via the Skywalk from the Domestic Terminal

Good to know

  • Traveling between Brisbane Airport and Brisbane City takes 20 minutes. Airtrain runs express to the Gold Coast, connecting with the G:link tram, and also connects to the Queensland Rail suburban network.
  • Train services run every 15 minutes during peak times and every 30 minutes off-peak. Hours of operation: weekdays 5:04 a.m. to 10:04 p.m., weekends 6:04 a.m. to 10:04 p.m.
  • At the International Terminal, take the moving walkway or elevator to Level 3 of the terminal building and follow the signs to the station. From the Domestic Terminal, make your way out to the front of the building and take the Skywalk across to the station.
  • Book your ticket on the Airtrain website or purchase tickets on arrival at the Airtrain Station; you can also travel using a go card or a contactless debit or credit card.
  • Airtrain also offers a transfer service between the International and Domestic Terminals; the transfer takes 5 minutes. See Airtrain staff on arrival to book your transfer ticket.

Taxi

Taxi and rideshare to the International Terminal

To the airport
Where
Transport drop-off area at the International Terminal

To the airport

  • Rideshare drivers, taxis and other transport operators drop off passengers in the transport drop-off area. Passengers can enter the terminal via Level 2 and make their way up to departures on Level 4.

Times, tickets and disruptions

Timetables, fares and current disruptions are published by the airport and the carriers themselves; we deliberately do not copy them.

Go to the official travel page of Brisbane International Airport

Official external website
SourcesWhere this comes fromChecked on the airport's official website on October 5, 2026.