Aviation · Bankstown
NSW’s premier general aviation airport
At the heart of the Aeria precinct, Bankstown Airport is the flying base for critical emergency services, training and recreational flights for New South Wales and beyond.
A base for NSW’s air emergency services.
Established in 1939, Bankstown Airport has evolved to become NSW’s premier general aviation airport in the heart of southwest Sydney. Our mission is to continue to grow its vibrant and flourishing centre for aviation, industry and business, including sustainable and environmentally friendly operations and development.
Operations
The passenger terminal, airport management office, pilot information, airside vehicles and equipment, and aircraft noise at Bankstown Airport.
Getting here
Bankstown Airport, 16A Airport Avenue, Bankstown Aerodrome NSW 2200. Find your way to the airport, locate the management office and browse the businesses based here.
Charges
The Conditions of Use contain important information for all airport users on how the airport is to be used, including aeronautical requirements, aviation charges and insurance requirements.
Applications & forms
Airside driving and vehicle applications, and access, aircraft and maintenance forms for Bankstown Airport.
Safety & security
Security and airside access, the Safety Management System committee, and safety rules and procedures.
Emergency & aeromedical
Our airports are the flying base for critical emergency, aeromedical and essential services for New South Wales, operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In an emergency, always call 000.
