Western Sydney Airport to open this month with 15 Qantas Group jets

Western Sydney Airport to open this month with 15 Qantas Group jets
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Western Sydney Airport is set to open later this month, marking Australia’s first major greenfield airport in more than half a century and located about 44 km west of Sydney’s central business district.

The new hub will operate without curfews, allowing flights at all hours, and currently has commitments for just 15 aircraft, all from the Qantas Group, with ten flying under Jetstar Airways colours and five under Qantas colours; Qantas Freight became the first courier signed up to serve the airport.

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