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Station Locations Confirmed For Western Sydney's New Metro

13.09.2020

An artist’s impression of commuters and travellers walking into the new Airport Terminal Station as viewed from northern side of the station. An artist’s impression of commuters and travellers walking into the new Airport Terminal Station as viewed from northern side of the station.
An artist impression of people walking around in front of the new Luddenham Station being delivered as part of the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project. An artist impression of people walking around in front of the new Luddenham Station being delivered as part of the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project.
An artist's impression of commuters walking around the new Sydney Metro - Western Sydney Airport's Aerotropolis Station. An artist's impression of commuters walking around the new Sydney Metro - Western Sydney Airport's Aerotropolis Station.
An artist's impression of people walking around outside the entrance of the new Sydney Metro Orchard Hills station. An artist's impression of people walking around outside the entrance of the new Sydney Metro Orchard Hills station.
An artist’s impression of Airport Business Park Station as viewed from the southern side of the station, looking north. An artist’s impression of Airport Business Park Station as viewed from the southern side of the station, looking north.
Artist impression of commuters walking around outside of the entrance to St Marys metro station. Artist impression of commuters walking around outside of the entrance to St Marys metro station.

The exact station locations for the new Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project have been confirmed.

The 23 kilometre driverless railway line will service St Marys, Orchard Hills, Luddenham, the Western Sydney Aerotropolis and two stations at the Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) airport.

The tender process has also started to deliver 10 kilometres of twin metro railway tunnels, with the call for registrations of interest.

Construction starts later this year on the project, which will support 14,000 jobs - including 250 apprentices - and inject billions of dollars to the NSW and Australian economies.

The new railway will link residential areas with jobs hubs and connect travellers from the new airport with the rest of Sydney’s public transport network.

Tunnel cross passages nearing completion

New roof changing Central's skyline

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