Forrestfield Airport Link - New Train Line

Overview

Rail
Project type
$1.86 billion
Total budget
Complete
Project phase
METRONET
Lead agency
2000
Jobs supported

The Forrestfield-Airport Link project has delivered a new rail service to the eastern suburbs of Perth – with three new stations at Redcliffe, Airport Central and High Wycombe.

The Airport Line, as it is now known after launching on 9 October 2022, spurs off the existing Midland Line near Bayswater Station and runs to High Wycombe through twin-bored tunnels.

The full Transperth timetable is available here.

The line makes access to Perth Airport quicker, easier and more affordable for residents and visitors alike.

Benefits

Provide a viable alternative to car travel between the eastern suburbs and Perth
Encourage domestic and international tourism with improved access between Perth Airport and the city
Create additional rail capacity on the Midland Line in the inner suburbs of Perth
Revitalisation of the local community with improved land use planning

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Gallery

Community celebrations at the launch of the Airport Line.
Travellers can use the Skybridge to connect between Airport Central Station and Terminals 1 and 2.
High Wycombe Station is now open.
An aerial view of Airport Central Station.
The escalators at Airport Central Station.
The forecourt at High Wycombe Station.
An art installation at the new Redcliffe Station.
Skeleton track
Aerial view of Redcliffe Station
Aerial view of Airport Central Station
Aerial view of Bayswater Junction
Aerial view of High Wycombe Station