Billed as the largest industrial project in the airport’s history, the new 26,120 sqm office and warehouse complex will host more than 120 courier franchises.
The Flying Kangaroo's response comes after WA Tourism Minister Roger Cook said the refusal to switch terminals was damaging the state's tourism.
Around 12,000 passengers per day are using the link, which is far shorter than forecasts of 20,000 apparently claimed by Premier Mark McGowan.
The computer glitch affected systems for Jetstar, Rex, Link Airways and Aerlink at the Domestic Terminal, with check-in staff manually processing these bags.
Last year’s April getaway saw the all-time record for delays being broken as the industry buckled under the weight of airlines racing back to pre-COVID passenger numbers but with far fewer staff.
WA Tourism Minister Roger Cook said Qantas’ slow pace in moving to Terminal 1 is keeping Perth Airport from being the “western gateway to Australia”.