The Cairns Ironman event is planned for the weekend of 13, 14 and 15 June 2025. During this time, we’re expecting an increase of passengers with oversized items. There will also be an impact to traffic conditions between Port Douglas and the Cairns City area, including to and from Cairns Airport.For travel during this period, please plan ahead and allow extra travel time. If you are bringing oversized items, such as bikes, please make sure they are suitably packed and arrive at the airport with plenty of time to check in your oversized items. For more information visit our Oversized Baggage and Dangerous Goods pages.More information on traffic conditions can be found on the Cairns Ironman page.
Jetstar (JQ) domestic flights will operate from Terminal 2 at Perth Airport
Last updated: 06/06/2025 05:24am
From 2 September 2024, all Jetstar (JQ) domestic flights will depart and arrive from Terminal 2 at Perth Airport. Currently our domestic flights operate from Terminal 3.The move will significantly reduce customers’ journey time between domestic and international services.Jetstar’s international flights will continue to operate from Terminal 1 which is adjacent to Terminal 2 in the Airport Central precinct.Qantas flights operate from Terminals 3 and 4, and passengers connecting between Qantas and Jetstar flights from 2 September 2024, are advised to allow additional transit time.For more information about how to travel between terminals precincts and maps, please visit the Perth Airport website.
Mandatory New Zealand Traveller Declaration (NZTD)
Last updated: 06/06/2025 05:24am
Complete your travel declaration online up to 24 hours before you start your trip to New Zealand. This online form is free and replaces the paper arrival card. To learn more or to start your NZTD, visit the official website.Important: We’ve become aware of unofficial websites charging a fee for a NZTD. Please always use the official website link above as there’s no fee and it ensures that we receive your declaration.
Mandatory pre-flight health screening form for Bali travellers
Last updated: 06/06/2025 05:23am
From 27 August 2024, the Indonesian Government requires all international travellers arriving in the country to complete an electronic health declaration form.To prevent the spread of the Mpox virus (formerly known as monkeypox), travellers need to fill out a SATUSEHAT Health Pass (SSHP) Form. We recommend customers complete this form before boarding their flight.Once the form is completed, a QR code will be generated. Travellers should save the QR code by taking a screen capture or leaving the website open on their device. Authorities will scan the QR code in the airport arrivals area.The World Health Organisation has declared Mpox a global public health emergency. More information on the virus is available on the WHO’s website. For further advice on travel to Indonesia, please visit the Australian Government’s smartraveller website.
Sydney Airport’s Terminal 2 (T2) will undergo major upgrades starting on 30 April 2025, with completion expected by late 2026.During the first stage of the upgrades, there will be some changes for domestic flights departing from T2:
Our bag drop and check-in area will be temporarily relocating. The new area is just a short walk from our current location, only about a minute away
We’re switching to online check-in to help save you time at the airport. Please make sure you check in online within 48 hrs before departure. If you’re unable to check in online, head to the check-in area at the airport – we’ll have a limited number of kiosks available, and staff will be there to help
The domestic terminal at Brisbane Airport is undergoing major upgrades that we expect to be completed by the end of 2025. As construction has started, we’ve:
Moved to a new temporary check-in/bag-drop facility
Moved to a newsecurity screening point
Installed new bag tag kiosks – these let you quickly print your bag tag, but please note that they no longer offer the option to check in or print your boarding pass
Switched to online check-in, so it’s important, where possible, to check in before arriving at the airport.
Remember, online check-in opens 48 hrs before your flight and closes 40 min before departure. If you can’t check in online, our staff at Brisbane Airport will be available to help check you in on the dayTo learn more about how the upgrades will impact your journey, see Brisbane Airport upgrades.
From 1 May 2025, all visitors to Thailand must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online before arrival, whether entering by air, land, or sea. This replaces the previous paper-based arrival form, streamlining the immigration process.Key Information:
TDAC is mandatory for all non-Thai nationals.
Registration must be completed within 3 days before arrival.
Visitors who do not complete the TDAC before arrival may face delays at immigration. Please submit all required information in advance to ensure a smooth entry process.For more details, visit the Tourism Authority of Thailand: tatnews.org
All travellers entering Singapore, including Singapore citizens, are required to complete the online Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC).This must be completed before checking in and boarding your flight.If you are only transiting through Singapore, you do not need to submit a SGAC - this is only required if you are clearing immigration at Changi Airport.The form can be submitted up to three days before you are expected to arrive in Singapore.