Western Sydney Airport to start passenger flights on 25 October with new retail precinct

Western Sydney Airport to start passenger flights on 25 October with new retail precinct
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Western Sydney International (Nancy‑Bird Walton) Airport will receive its first passenger flights on 25 October, after cargo operations began on 27 July.

The airport’s retail precinct, managed by Lagardère AWPL, will cover about 3,100 sq m and include 11 stores, with roughly 1,900 sq m dedicated to duty‑free and 1,200 sq m to travel‑essentials and specialty retail.

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