New bus services for Western Sydney
Project overview
Transport for NSW is planning new bus services to connect local communities to the Western Sydney International Airport and Bradfield City Centre, ahead of the Airport opening in 2026.
To unlock employment and growth ahead of the Airport’s opening in 2026, these new bus services are designed to connect key activity centres including Penrith, Campbelltown, Liverpool, Mount Druitt, and Leppington to emerging Bradfield and Western Sydney International Airport precincts.
New bus services
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These new bus routes have been carefully planned to make it easier to get to the local places that matter most – like work, study, medical appointments, and shopping centres – and connect with other transport services when travelling or commuting.
| Buses will run: every 30 minutes, 5am to 10pm daily | |
|---|---|
| Mt Druitt to WSI Airport via St Clair | 60 minutes |
| Penrith to WSI Airport via Kingswood | 60 minutes |
| Liverpool to WSI Airport via Bonnyrigg | 67 minutes |
| Liverpool to WSI Airport via Leppington and Bradfield | 55 minutes |
| Campbelltown Hospital to Leppington via Oran Park | 66 minutes |
| Campbelltown to WSI Airport via Oran Park and Bradfield | 66 minutes |
Local connectivity
To support sustainable travel behaviours, these new bus services will provide efficient connectivity between key locations in Western Sydney.
| Penrith CBD to Nepean Hospital | 10 minutes |
| Casula to Leppington Station | 20 minutes |
| Oran Park to Campbelltown | 25 minutes |
| Campbelltown to Narellan | 15 minutes |
| Narellan to Oran Park | 15 minutes |
Key benefits
The new bus services will:
- support the immediate transport needs of emerging communities, new businesses in Western Sydney and construction sites at the emerging Bradfield and Western Sydney International Airport precincts provide a reliable travel choice and access to local community services such as education, retail and health precincts
- establish sustainable travel behaviours for residents living and working in Western Sydney.
Better for the environment
Modern electric buses offer a quieter, smoother and more comfortable ride. Leave the car at home, along with the stress of traffic and parking. Electric buses reduce noise and pollution levels on local streets, and the more people who swap the car for the bus, the more cars we keep off our roads. These electric buses will support the NSW Government’s goal of net zero emissions by 2050. Existing depots will be upgraded to cater for the electric buses.
New interchange and layovers
A new interchange will be built at Bradfield City Centre to allow passengers to easily transfer between bus and metro services.
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Contact us
For further information about this project, please contact:
Email: projects@transport.nsw.gov.au
Call: 1800 684 490