If you are transferring to another flight at Sydney Airport, check with your airline for information about transfer procedures for your onward connecting flight. To find your airline’s contact details visit our Airline Directory page.
For passengers that need to transfer between T1 International Terminal and T2 Domestic Terminal in either direction, visit our Terminal Transfer page.
For general terminal information regarding travellers in transit at Sydney Airport, view our Travellers in Transit Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
Liquids, aerosols and gels (LAGs) restrictions for passengers transiting on international flights
To protect you from the threat of liquid explosives, there are rules for taking liquids, aerosols and gels on flights in and out of Australia. Passengers are not permitted to carry individual LAG items in excess of 100mL through the security screening point. This includes duty free liquids, aerosols and gels such as alcohol, perfume or cosmetics, regardless of where they were purchased before the security screening point. These items may need to be surrendered at the security screening point.
The LAG rules also apply to passengers arriving on international flights transiting in Australia, and passengers travelling on a domestic leg of an international flight within Australia. For more information visit the inbound transit requirements page of the Australian Government’s TravelSecure website.
Although there are restrictions in place, there are some exemptions which apply for medicines/medical products and baby products. Visit the TravelSecure website for further information about LAG restrictions and LAG exemptions.