Applicability and clearances
These standard routes apply only to aircraft with wingspan of 61 m or less. Every runway crossing requires a specific clearance. Read each route in order. DOM labels identify apron taxilanes; letters and numbered letters identify taxiways. Runway 34L routes distinguish propeller aircraft from jets where the chart does so. The A330-200 row has a single 34L route. Where a route ends “then as instructed,” obtain and follow ATC’s remaining taxi instructions.Parking status and chart editions
The newer DOM2/DOM3 stand table marks F1 and F2 closed and lists A320/B738 capacity at bay 39. This older route chart still includes F1/F2 in an apron group and an A330-200 route to bay 39. These route listings do not override the newer parking status or capacity.B1 apron: bays 20–23 and 83–85
DOM1, DOM1A and taxiway C stands
This group covers DOM1 bays 1–10, DOM1A bays 64–70, and taxiway C bays 11–19, 49, 53, 55, 57 and 59.DOM2: bays 52, 54, 56, 58, 31, 33, 35, 39 and 41
This group excludes A330-200 aircraft.DOM2: bays 43 and 45A
DOM2: A330-200 at bays 39 and 45
DOM3, DOM3A and DOM3B
This group covers DOM3 bays 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 44A and F1–F6, DOM3A bays F7–F12, and DOM3B bays F13–F16.DOM4, DOM5 and DOM6
The chart explicitly covers DOM4 bays 90 and 94, all DOM5 bays, and DOM6 bays 98 and 99 in this group.
The chart does not give standard departure routes for runway 07 or 25.
Chart SSYAP06-171, revised 16 June 2022, from the fixed publication cycle effective 3 September 2026.
Source: © Airservices Australia, Departure and Approach Procedures, SSYAP06-171.