Plan the transport choice before leaving home, but do not assume the ticket must be bought then. Published airport information lists a direct rail service, public buses, taxis and hotel coaches; timetable guidance advises checking precise times for the direct rail service at any station on the day of travel. The cited guidance does not specify booking deadlines, advance-purchase rules or post-arrival availability, so the actual purchase timing requires current confirmation.
Before leaving home
The published airport information describes:
- a direct rail link to the central business district;
- public buses connecting the airport with most parts of the city;
- taxis; and
- hotel coaches.
This identifies transport categories, not a verified purchase schedule. Before departure, the traveller should check the current conditions for the selected category, including whether a ticket or reservation is required; those details are not stated in the cited material.
On the day of travel
The timetable advice is specific: check precise times for the direct rail service at any station on the day of the journey. This addresses the schedule, but it does not establish when a rail ticket can be bought or whether one is available at the airport. The day-of check should not be treated as proof of ticket availability.
If transport is arranged after landing
The available guidance does not state whether buses, taxis or hotel coaches can be arranged after landing, or whether any of them requires an advance reservation. A traveller who plans to wait until arrival should confirm the intended option before departure; the cited information cannot verify availability then.
Thus, the choice before leaving home is a planning and information-gathering step; the actual purchase timing remains unresolved until current conditions are confirmed. No universal “book early” or “wait until arrival” instruction is established by the cited material.