Western Sydney International Airport (WSI)
WSI secures first international airline
Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI) has secured its first international airline, Singapore Airlines
WSI inches closer to completion
Sydney’s new international airport is marking a major construction milestone, with the terminal roof complete and internal fit-out set to accelerate
NSW budget drives WSI road access
The 2024-25 NSW budget includes more than A$1bn for roads connecting Western Sydney International Airport and Bradfield City Centre
Airservices chooses hybrid ARFF for WSI
Airservices Australia has issued a purchase order for four Oshkosh Airport Products Striker Volterra 6x6 ARFF hybrid electric vehicles
WSI partners with Amadeus
Western Sydney International Airport (WSI), due to open in late 2026, has chosen Amadeus as its strategic airport systems technology partner
Western Sydney unveils business precinct plans
A hotel, shops and conference centre are included in newly unveiled plans for a Business Precinct at Western Sydney International Airport
WSI IATA code issued early
Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport has provisionally secured its three-letter code more than three years ahead of opening
ADB Safegate wins Western Sydney contract
ADB Safegate is to deliver its latest Airfield 4.0 lighting technology to Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport, a greenfield hub currently under construction
First Nations flag flies over WSI
Aboriginal students are making their mark on Sydney’s new airport with a flag celebrating First Nations culture
Western Sydney runway build takes off
Construction on the new runway at Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport is officially underway
Public to shape Sydney’s new airport
Western Sydney Airport is inviting its customers to help set a new standard for what people can expect when they fly in Australia
Western Sydney drives skills boom
One-third of the workforce on the Western Sydney Airport construction, one of Australia’s largest infrastructure projects, are learning new skills.