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Western Sydney International Airport opening date announced
Opening date for passengers at Western Sydney International Airport announced Tue 9 Jun 2026 at 10:06pm In short: Western Sydney International Airport will welcome its first passengers on October 25. Jetstar will operate the airport's first commercial passenger flight with an Airbus A320 jetting off to the Gold Coast. A metro line was supposed to open at the same time as the airport, but NSW Premier Chris Minns has said it could be delayed until 2028.
Sydney's new international airport to welcome first passengers in October
Sydney's new international airport to welcome first passengers in October Singapore Airlines will launch daily services to the city-state on Nov 23. Its flights will depart just before midnight, taking advantage of the lack of curfew. Sydney's new A$5.6 billion (US$3.6 billion) airport will open to passengers in October after more than a decade of planning, adding red-eye flight options from Australia's largest city as the existing hub operates under night curfew restrictions.
Will Australia be taken for a ride in the AI and data centre boom?
analysis In the great data centre boom, will the benefits flow offshore again? Sun 7 Jun 2026 at 4:40am On the corner of Mamre Road and the yet-to-be-built South Link Road, in the western Sydney suburb of Kemps Creek, plans are afoot that could change the way the world works. It's here, in this picturesque semi-rural expanse, wedged between Sydney's rapidly growing outer suburbs and the new international airport at Badgerys Creek, that the AI boom has landed in Australia, with a thud.
Storm Jangmi dumps torrential rain on Tokyo
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