Perth Airport (PER) Terminal Map
Main Terminal / Concourses at Perth PER Airport
Perth Airport Terminal Layout and Passengers transferring to a connecting flight:
Perth Airport has presently three major passenger terminals - the Eastern International Terminal T1 and the Southern Domestic Terminals T2 & T3 (as well as several smaller terminals serving charter and specific regional areas in Western Australia). East and West terminals are on opposite sides of the airfield, about 11 km apart, and are serviced by the 'Connect' orange shuttle bus.
Note that only the International Terminal (T1) is open 24/7, while the Domestic Terminals (T2, T3) are only open 4am-12:30am, except Friday and Sunday, when they close at 2:30pm.
NOTE: The 2011 upgrade in the terminals has been completed. Construction of a new one-level domestic terminal with supporting infrastructure also started in 2011. In early 2012 expansion work began on the international terminal and includes expansion of: check-in areas, passport control & quarantine areas, baggage reclaim area, retail shops; addition of: aerobridges for wide-bodied aircraft, dedicated domestic check-in area; 12 aerobridge gates for domestic wide-bodied aircraft, new Virgin Australia lounge and upgrades and expansion to the aircraft aprons.
By 2014 both domestic and international services will operate from 'what is currently the International Terminal'.
Eastern International Terminal 1 is for flights originating or departing outside Australia and has five jetways and seven gates. Recent work included the upgrade of arrivals & departure consourses on levels 1 & 2 and the baggage reclaim & Customs areas; the addition of new AQIS offices in the Arrivals hall and a new covered pedestrian walkway to the apron.
Southern Domestic Terminal 2 is home for Qantas, Qantas Link and Jetstar, and houses the Qantas Club.
Southern Domestic Terminal 3 houses Alliance, OzJet, Tiger, Skywest & Virgin Blue airlines. Designated as a multi-user domestic terminal, it has two jetways and seven gates. Recently its departures area was expanded & got a refurbished seating area, restroom upgrades, new ceiling, floors & walls, new aerobridges and new covered walkways to the tarmac.
Amenities and services inside the terminals include food & drink, as well as retail & duty-free concessions, free internet access, banking facilities (ATM machines, currency exchange), and much more.
Passengers transferring to a connecting flight:
The Terminal Transfer Bus Service runs between T1 and T2/3, and coincides with the arrival & departure of international airlines. This bus may only be used by passengers transferring between terminals to a connecting flight departing on the same day. A printed copy of your itinerary must be presented at the bus as proof of your continuing journey. The fare is payable to the driver - however, Qantas, One World or Qantas code-share flight passengers are exempted from this fee, but must obtain a transfer voucher from the Qantas Ticketing Counter prior to boarding the bus.
Perth Airport has presently three major passenger terminals - the Eastern International Terminal T1 and the Southern Domestic Terminals T2 & T3 (as well as several smaller terminals serving charter and specific regional areas in Western Australia). East and West terminals are on opposite sides of the airfield, about 11 km apart, and are serviced by the 'Connect' orange shuttle bus.
Note that only the International Terminal (T1) is open 24/7, while the Domestic Terminals (T2, T3) are only open 4am-12:30am, except Friday and Sunday, when they close at 2:30pm.
NOTE: The 2011 upgrade in the terminals has been completed. Construction of a new one-level domestic terminal with supporting infrastructure also started in 2011. In early 2012 expansion work began on the international terminal and includes expansion of: check-in areas, passport control & quarantine areas, baggage reclaim area, retail shops; addition of: aerobridges for wide-bodied aircraft, dedicated domestic check-in area; 12 aerobridge gates for domestic wide-bodied aircraft, new Virgin Australia lounge and upgrades and expansion to the aircraft aprons.
By 2014 both domestic and international services will operate from 'what is currently the International Terminal'.
Eastern International Terminal 1 is for flights originating or departing outside Australia and has five jetways and seven gates. Recent work included the upgrade of arrivals & departure consourses on levels 1 & 2 and the baggage reclaim & Customs areas; the addition of new AQIS offices in the Arrivals hall and a new covered pedestrian walkway to the apron.
Southern Domestic Terminal 2 is home for Qantas, Qantas Link and Jetstar, and houses the Qantas Club.
Southern Domestic Terminal 3 houses Alliance, OzJet, Tiger, Skywest & Virgin Blue airlines. Designated as a multi-user domestic terminal, it has two jetways and seven gates. Recently its departures area was expanded & got a refurbished seating area, restroom upgrades, new ceiling, floors & walls, new aerobridges and new covered walkways to the tarmac.
Amenities and services inside the terminals include food & drink, as well as retail & duty-free concessions, free internet access, banking facilities (ATM machines, currency exchange), and much more.
Passengers transferring to a connecting flight:
The Terminal Transfer Bus Service runs between T1 and T2/3, and coincides with the arrival & departure of international airlines. This bus may only be used by passengers transferring between terminals to a connecting flight departing on the same day. A printed copy of your itinerary must be presented at the bus as proof of your continuing journey. The fare is payable to the driver - however, Qantas, One World or Qantas code-share flight passengers are exempted from this fee, but must obtain a transfer voucher from the Qantas Ticketing Counter prior to boarding the bus.