WSI, Sydney’s Newest Airport, Takes Off This Weekend. Here’s Everything You Need To Know.
Key points
- Western Sydney International Airport will have its first commercial flight this Sunday, 25 October. The airport, in Luddenham, has four terminals and two runways and plans to handle 10 million passengers a year.
- Travellers can reach it by train to St Marys followed by a free shuttle bus, which takes about 20 minutes, or by a faster Super Shuttle service at a higher fare. Jetstar will be the first airline to fly from the airport, with flights to Brisbane, Melbourne and the Gold Coast.
- Several other airlines will follow in coming months and years.
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