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Brisbane (BNE) Minimum Connection Time in 2026: Two Terminals, 4 km Apart
BNE's published OAG minimum connection time is 30 minutes domestic, 90 between terminals, and just 30 international-to-international. The catch is that T1 and T2 sit 4 km apart, so any terminal change clears customs and biosecurity. The terminals, the transfer and realistic padding explained. Verified June 2026.
Perth (PER) Minimum Connection Time in 2026: The Split-Precinct Trap
PER's published OAG minimum connection time is 30 minutes domestic, 60 domestic-to-international, and 90 for the international sectors. The real catch is the split precincts: T1/T2 and the Qantas T3/T4 sit a 10-minute drive apart. The precincts, the transfer shuttle and realistic padding explained. Verified August 2026.
Melbourne (MEL) Minimum Connection Time in 2026: The Highest Floor, the Faster Reality
Melbourne's published OAG floor is unusually high: 75 min domestic, 150 min off an international arrival, second only to Toronto. But the terminals are walkable and Qantas files domestic connections at 40 min. Here's the gap.
Sydney (SYD) Minimum Connection Time in 2026: The Terminal Transfer Is the Whole Story
Sydney's published OAG floor is 30 min domestic, 90 min off an international arrival. The reason is the gap: the international T1 and domestic T2/T3 are separate terminals you cannot walk between, and arrivals clear immigration, customs and biosecurity first.