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It had once seemed like it would never happen – but after decades of waiting, at long last, Western Sydney International Airport is open for business, with the first passenger flights taking off on Sunday and international services beginning on Monday.
Amid all the hype and celebrations, CEO Simon Hickey has forecast 10 million passengers per year by the mid-2030s and said WSI could supplant Kingsford Smith as Sydney’s main airport. Is he right, or is it just wishful thinking?
On this week’s Australian Aviation Podcast, Jake and Hannah recap the trials and triumphs of Western Sydney Airport’s grand opening, ask what’s next for Australia’s newest international gateway, and declare an undying blood feud on a certain Jetstar A320.
Plus, how will Lim Kim Hai pay for his admitted wrongdoing as Rex’s executive director – and are his fellow directors off the hook?
