Transport is updating the old myrta AIS Online URL to a new Transport URL.
Here’s what you need to know:
Antonella Abbate • 12 June 2026
Important URL changes for AIS Online
Upcoming AIS Online outage
- AIS Online will be unavailable on Sunday 14 June from 1am to 1pm (if this date and time needs to change, we will notify you via AIS Online).
AIS Online functionality
- There is no change to functionality; just some minor updates and you’ll simply log in via a new URL.
When users attempt to access the old myrta URL
- You will be redirected to an information page explaining the update.
- The page will provide the new Transport URL to access AIS Online. Follow this link and log in as normal.
What you need to do
- Update any bookmarks, shortcuts, or saved links that still point to the old myrta URL. This will ensure a smooth transition and help prevent access issues in the future.
This update is part of ongoing efforts to improve security and consistency across Transport systems.
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