Leaving Adelaide Airport by public transport
Need to travel from Adelaide Airport by bus?
The Adelaide Metro network makes it easy to connect to the city and surrounding suburbs. The J1 and J2 services run directly between the airport and Adelaide city centre (CBD). The J7 and J8 services connect the airport to Adelaide’s south-west and north-west suburbs.
Buses depart from Stop 10 on Sir Richard Williams Avenue, just a short 2–5 minute walk from the terminal. A trolley park is located near the bus stop, so you can take your luggage with you all the way from the terminal to the stop.
Check our Adelaide Metro real time departures timetable below to find when the next bus departs.
Disclaimer: There may be time inaccuracies with the live feed above. For accurate times please visit the Adelaide Metro website for planning your trip, and see which service best suits your location, or call Adelaide Metro Infoline 1300 311 108 open 7:00 am to 8:00 pm every day
Need assistance getting to the airport?
Explore our full range of accessibility services and practical tips to make travelling to, from, and through Adelaide Airport easy, comfortable, and stress-free — and remember to speak with your airline or travel agent early to arrange any additional support you may need.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are no train or tram services to the Airport, however the Airport is well serviced by bus transport, see the timetable above to find one convenient for your travel plans.
You can buy a ticket, use a metroCARD or tap and pay on Adelaide metro bus services. Adelaide metro fares. As a guide from Adelaide metro, a regular Adelaide Metro bus fare can cost $4.55 during peak travel time or $2.60 during off peak travel time between the city and Adelaide airport. You can call Adelaide Metro Infoline (08) 8210 1000 or visit their website - adelaidemetro.com.au for more information.
Yes and you can store the luggage in the designated luggage storage or next to you if the space is not needed by another passenger.