Western Sydney Airport just took its first commercial flight — a Qantas cargo plane — three months before it opens to passengers, marking the end of a decades-long saga. After years of delays, land disputes, and political wrangling, the airport is now live, with Jetstar and Air New Zealand launching passenger services in October, followed by Singapore Airlines and Qantas domestic flights. This milestone isn’t just about aviation — it’s a major economic boost for the region, symbolizing a new era for Western Sydney.
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