Western Sydney Airport Precinct

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Project overview

The NSW Government has partnered with the Australian Government and local councils to build the Western Sydney Airport Precinct, a new region of the Western Parkland City, which will deliver far-reaching, transformational change for the people of Western Sydney.

Transport for NSW is playing a critical role in creating access to, from and within the Airport Precinct and surrounding areas, providing integrated travel choices for our customers and local communities, enabling industry to create jobs, and connecting the region to the Western Parkland City, Greater Sydney and beyond.

 

Western Sydney Airport Precinct Portal

Find all Transport-related updates and information about our work in the Western Sydney Airport Precinct on our Portal. You can check out interactive maps, find project updates, contact us, and learn more about our long-term plan for an integrated transport network in the Airport Precinct.

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Project information

Background

By 2056, the areas surrounding the Airport will be home to two million people, which will become a thriving economic hub of the Western Parkland City.

New and better jobs will be created over the coming decades, unlocking opportunities for local people across aerospace and defence, manufacturing, healthcare, freight and logistics, agribusiness, education, and research industries.

The Airport Precinct will be a green, connected, and advanced city, attracting quality jobs, tourism and investment to the Western Parkland region, and we’re committed to building a transport system to enable this growth.

We have an enormous task at hand over the next 30 years and beyond. So, we’re proactively working alongside our Australian Government, state and local government partners, as well as industry and developers, to maximise this once in a generation legacy for the people of Western Sydney.

What's happening

The new Precinct will be developed in stages, but there is already a significant amount of work underway to prepare for the opening of the Western Sydney International Airport in 2026 and to provide access to the Airport Precinct and surrounding areas. This includes:

  • M12 Motorway (open 2026)
  • Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport (open 2026)
  • Elizabeth Drive safety and access improvements – in development
  • New local bus services – in development.
Interactive  map - Airport Precinct transport projects

Our new Airport Precinct interactive map has the latest in project updates and information for you to explore.

To find out more, please visit our Airport Precinct Portal.

Contact us

Transport's Western Sydney Airport Precinct team want to hear from you. If you have a question or would like to know more about what we are doing in the area, please email us at projects@transport.nsw.gov.au, write to us at Transport for NSW, Locked Bag 928, North Sydney NSW 2059, or call us on 1800 684 490

 

Key Airport Precinct projects

New bus services for Western Sydney

Transport for NSW is planning new bus services to connect local communities to the Western Sydney International Airport and Bradfield ahead of the Airport opening in 2026.

M12 Motorway

The Australian and NSW governments are building a new motorway as part of the Western Sydney Infrastructure Plan (WSIP) road investment program.

Mamre Road upgrade between the M4 Motorway, St Clair and Erskine Park Road, Erskine Park

The NSW Government is committed to the upgrade of Mamre Road between the M4 Motorway, St Clair and Erskine Park Road, Erskine Park. The project will meet the future transport demand associated with the Western Sydney Priority Growth Area.