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Sydney Buses (tel: +61 131 500;
) operates bus 400 from Burwood to Bondi Junction, calling at Terminals 1 and 3. The journey time to central Sydney is roughly 35 minutes and the fare is A$12.60. The bus stops are located on the arrivals levels of these terminals.
Many shuttle bus companies provide a service between Sydney Airport and most city suburbs; these need to be booked in advance (see the airport website for full details). Many hotels can provide a transfer service for guests – most at an additional cost.
Each terminal has its own taxi rank. Companies serving the airport include: Taxis Combined Services (tel: +61 133 300;
), Silver Service Fleet (tel: +61 133 100;
), Legion Cabs (tel: +61 131 271;
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) and St George Cabs (tel: +61 132 166;
). The journey time to the city centre is around 30 minutes, and the single fare starts at around A$45.
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) rail service connects the three terminals to Sydney Central Station (journey time: 29 minutes; fare: A$16.40) and city suburbs. Terminal 1 has its own railway station, while Terminals 2 and 3 share a station.
Car parking
Sydney Airport has three car parks. The International Car Park is located opposite Terminal 1 and offers short- and long-term rates. The multistorey Domestic At Terminal Car Park, which is directly linked to Terminals 2 and 3, provides short-stay options. The domestic long-term Blu Emu car park can be accessed via Ross Smith Avenue from General Holmes Drive or Sir Reginald Ansett Drive; regular courtesy shuttles connect this car park to the terminals. There is a designated pick-up area offering 10 minutes free parking at Terminal 2, while pre-bookable bays are available for those seeking to leave their vehicle to pick up or drop off passengers.
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The Tourism NSW information desk is located on arrivals level 1 in Terminal 1. The desk is open from 0600 to 2300 and provides information and help with accommodation, tours and attractions in Sydney. Gold Ambassadors can provide airport information; these volunteers are stationed at help desks in the arrivals and departures areas of Terminal 1 and in the arrivals area of Terminal 2.
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Full banking services are available from ANZ Bank in Terminal 1. Currency exchange facilities are located in Terminals 1 and 2. ATMs are located in all terminals.
Postal and photocopying facilities can be found at Australia Post Office, located in the pre-security departures area of Terminal 1. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available in Terminals 1 and 2 – internet kiosks are also located both pre- and post-security at these terminals. Mobile telephone hire is available from Optus and Vodafone in the arrivals area of Terminal 1; an additional Vodafone outlet is located in Terminal 2.
There are many restaurants, cafés and bars at Sydney Airport offering a wide variety of international and Australian cuisine. Places to eat and drink include sushi specialists, Chinese eateries, Italian restaurants and licensed bars.
There are more than 150 shops at Sydney Airport, ranging from souvenir retailers and designer outlets to wine merchants and speciality stores. Duty-free shopping is available in Terminal 1.
Smartecarte operates luggage storage services in Terminals 1 and 2. Enquiries about lost items should be made to Sydney Airport Corporation Lost Property in Terminal 1 and 2 (tel: +61 2 9667 9111) or Qantas for luggage misplaced in Terminal 3 (tel: +61 2 9952 9312). Baggage trolleys are available throughout the airport.
Other facilities:
Other facilities available at Sydney Airport include: a medical centre, located on the third floor of Terminal 1, pharmacies, in the public and departure areas of the same terminal along with an additional pharmacy in Terminal 2, showers, a prayer room and a child activity centre, all of which are located in Terminal 1. Children's toilets are installed in all female toilets and baby-changing rooms are conveniently located throughout the terminals.
Conference and business facilities
Qantas (
) hires out a number of meeting rooms in Terminal 3, while Virgin (
) offers similar services in its lounge in Terminal 2. The Kingsford Smith Suite in Terminal 1 (tel: +61 2 8889 3760) has space for up to 200 delegates. Overhead projectors, screens, flipcharts and whiteboards come as standard, while AV equipment and sound systems are available on request. Several nearby hotels also offer conference and meeting facilities.There are seven airline lounges in Terminal 1 and one in Terminal 2. There are also two VIP lounges in Terminal 1.
Disabled facilities
Facilities for disabled passengers include ramps, adapted drinking fountains, showers and dedicated toilets. Lowered telephones, text telephones and telephones fitted with induction loops are also available. Wheelchairs are available from the Tourism NSW desk. Disabled parking spaces are located at the front of Terminal 1 for valid badge holders. Any passengers who may require additional assistance are advised to contact their airline before travelling.
Airport hotels
There are two on-site hotels at Sydney Airport, with several others within a 3km (2-mile) radius. It should be noted that while many hotels provide shuttle services to and from the terminals, a fee is often charged.
Airport Hotel Sydney
One of the more economical options near Sydney Airport, this 3-star property offers a shuttle service to the airport (for a small fee), while bus 400 can transport passengers from the terminals to the hotel. A restaurant serving Italian fare is available on-site.
Arncliffe, 185 Princes Highway, Corner of Forest Road
New South Wales 2205, Australia
Tel: +61 2 9567 8910.
Ibis Hotel Sydney Airport
Ibis Hotel Sydney Airport is located just 3km (2 miles) from Sydney Airport's international terminal, and is a short walk from the domestic terminals. The hotel runs a shuttle bus service to each terminal (for a small fee). Other facilities include a restaurant and high-speed internet access.
Mascot, 205 O'Riordan Street
New South Wales 2020, Australia
Tel: +61 2 8339 8500.
Stamford Plaza Sydney Airport Hotel
Boasting a rooftop swimming pool, sauna and gym facilities, Stamford Plaza Sydney Airport Hotel is located a short drive from Terminal 1, and is very close to Terminals 2 and 3. Business guests can make use of 11 function rooms, while on-site parking is also available.
Mascot, Corner of O'Riordan & Robey Streets
New South Wales 2020, Australia
Tel: +61 2 9317 2200.
Holiday Inn Sydney Airport
The Holiday Inn Sydney Airport is a good mid-range option for those seeking easy access to the airport with its shuttle bus service to/from the terminals and 'Park, Stay and Go' parking facility. Among the hotel's on-site facilities are a 24-hour business centre, fitness room, restaurant and bar.
Mascot, Corner of Bourke Street and O'Riordan Street
New South Wales 2020, Australia
Tel: +61 2 9330 0600.
Rydges Sydney Airport Hotel
The only hotel within a terminal at Sydney Airport, the Rydges is in the perfect position for access to the international terminal's facilities and services. But it has attractions of its own, such as a grill restaurant, meeting space and a sports bar.
Sydney International Airport, 8 Arrivals Court
New South Wales, Australia
Tel: +61 2 9313 2500.
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ADAMS CENTER A CSX train smashed into a dump truck at a crossing on a private road Monday morning, injuring the truck driver and sparking a small fire as the truck was pushed 500 yards along the tracks.
Andrew J. Beeman, 42, Lacona, was attempting to cross the tracks about 9 a.m. on the Kings Quarry driveway in the vicinity of Kellogg Road when the crash occurred, according to the Jefferson County Sheriffs Department. He was taken to Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, where a nurse supervisor said he was in fair condition. A family member said Mr. Beeman suffered rib injuries and a cut on his nose but that he was able to come home from the hospital. He reportedly was able to walk away from the crash.
The train was traveling from Syracuse to Massena with five locomotives and 41 cars of mixed freight, CSX spokeswoman Melanie D. Cost said. Neither the operator, Marc H. Fradette, Central Square, nor the two other crew members aboard were injured, she said. No cargo was spilled, and rail operations resumed Monday afternoon.
Neither the railroad nor the authorities could say how fast the train was going. Monday was the first day that CSX trains operated with a higher speed limit of 40 miles per hour, up from 25 mph.
Adams Center Fire Chief Mark C. Thomas said it appeared the truck driver was at fault. I wouldnt blame the train for this, he said.
The crossing on the private road does not have a barrier or signal. It was unclear whether a train whistle blew.
Mr. Thomas said the trains crew quickly put out the fire. The impact caused the truck, which was heavily damaged, to leak diesel fuel on the tracks. A team from the state Department of Environmental Conservation responded to clean it up.
Brandy J. Banri, a manager at Kings Quarry, said Mr. Beeman has worked as a driver for the company for about a year. She did not have any information about the extent of his injuries. Ms. Banri said the company had never had one of its vehicles hit by a train before.
Mr. Thomas said the only other crash in the area involving a train and a vehicle that he could remember occurred in the 1970s.
Once we got to see the dump truck up against the side of the train, its like, Oh, boy, Mr. Thomas said.
Volunteer firefighters from Adams and Adams Center responded to the crash, along with Jefferson County sheriffs deputies and state police.
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As of January 1, 1999, the euro is the official unit of currency for the European Union (EU) members. The ISO abbreviation for the euro is EUR (as compared to USD for U. S. dollars and FRF for French francs).
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ADAMS The South Jefferson Central School Districts Board of Education set its maximum property tax levy increase at 3.7 percent for its upcoming budget.
District Business Administrator Joseph J. Eberle said the total was reached through a combination of the formula from the state that gives some leeway from the 2 percent cap increase, along with about $66,000 in levy increases the district did not call for in the previous years budget that carried over.
Mr. Eberle estimated that the districts tax levy increase would be close to the upper limit for its 2013-14 budget. The levy cap increase was approved unanimously at the boards meeting Monday night.
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