Western Sydney’s brand-new airport opens October 25th with Jetstar’s historic first passenger flight to the Gold Coast, kicking off a busy schedule of regional and international routes. Qantas, Air New Zealand, and Singapore Airlines follow with freight and passenger services launching soon. While this marks Australia’s first major new airport in half a century, delays to the promised rail link and local protests over noise and 24/7 operations add hurdles. Airlines are already slashing fares to lure travelers — Jetstar from $59, Qantas from $99 — aiming to spark economic growth. The skies are ready, but the ground infrastructure? Still catching up.
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