Western Sydney International Airport Begins Passenger Operations
Western Sydney International Airport began passenger operations on October 26, with its first domestic and international arrivals taking place over two days.
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Western Sydney International Airport began passenger operations on October 26, 2026. The airport received its first domestic and international flights across a two-day period, with Air New Zealand operating the first international flight.
Key details
- Passenger operations began on October 26, 2026.
- The first domestic and international flights arrived over two days.
- Air New Zealand operated the first international flight.
Air New Zealand operated the first international flight to Western Sydney International Airport.
Why it matters
The opening gives Sydney a second airport serving passenger flights and marks the start of operations at Western Sydney International.
What happens next
No further timeline was announced.
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