ID requirements
All passengers, including children and infants travelling with an adult, will need to provide valid Passport identification.
Security Screening
All international passengers are required to go through two security screening points, (1) domestic security screening and (2) international
security screening.
- Once you've checked-in you'll proceed to the domestic security screening point. Your carry on luggage will be x-ray screened and you’ll
pass through a body scanner.
- Empty your pockets and place any loose items such as coins, mobile phones and keys in your carry on bag before arriving at the front
of the screening line.
- Then remove any bulky clothing such as jackets or jumpers, and when directed place your jacket or jumper and carry on bag in the tray
provided.
- Newcastle Airport uses next generation security screening equipment that does NOT require you to remove laptops, mobile devices, belts,
metal accessories and aerosols from your bag. Do ensure your aerosol has a lockable lid.
- You can leave your powders, liquids and gels in your carry on bag at this time.
- You may be asked to remove your shoes.
- At the international screening point you will be processed by an Australian Border Force security officer and then proceed to the security
screening point. You may also be randomly selected for a frisk search.
- You will need to show your passport, boarding pass and PLAGs - powders, liquids, aerosols and gels. All other items can remain in your
carry on bag.
Click here to find out more about Security.
Powders, Liquids, Aerosols & Gels
- For all international flights liquids, aerosols and gels over 100ml must be packed in your checked luggage.
- You can take liquids, aerosols and gels in your carry on luggage only if they are in containers that are 100ml or less, and are in
a clear zip lock bag ready to be scanned at the international security check point.
- All powders must be presented separately.
- Inorganic powders must not exceed 350ml/350g and include items such as salt, sand, talcum powder, detergent powder and deodorant powder.
Remember containers must not exceed 350ml.
- Organic powders have no restrictions. Examples include powdered baby formula, powdered food, coffee, protein powder, flour, spices
and sugar.
Download the travelling with Powders, Liquids, Aerosols & Gels on international flights brochure.
International Information Flyer (1165 KB)
International Departures Lounge
Hungry? Our International Departures lounge is serviced by Giancarlo, a pop-up café serving a variety of local beverages and light snacks.
Giancarlo opens for all departing international fights two hours prior to your Airline’s departure time.
PLEASE NOTE:
- All retail items such as reading material, travel essentials, souvenirs and gifts must be purchased prior to entering the International
Departures gate.
- Hot food and main meals should be purchased from one of the food outlets in Domestic Departures prior to entering the International
Departures gate, and may be taken through the International screening point. (Note: drinks cannot be taken through.)
Disability Access
Newcastle Airport's Disability Access Facilitation Plan outlines the services and facilities available for our customers (and their aides)
who have special needs.
The Access Facilitation Plan enables these passengers to travel as comfortably and hassle-free as possible.
Newcastle Airport Disability Access Facilitation Plan (467 KB)
For information on reserving tickets, baggage handling or special needs traveller assistance while in transit,
please
contact your airline or your travel agent.
