Sydney Airport reforms represent a win for efficiency, competition, and passengers
The reforms represent the first enhancements in 27 years to the rules that govern how Sydney Airport operates.
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The reforms represent the first enhancements in 27 years to the rules that govern how Sydney Airport operates.
The new airport operational database (AODB) and flight information display solutions streamline operations, so flights and passengers can go smoothly.
Google has launched Indoor Live View at Sydney Airport, just in time for the Christmas travel rush, in a first for an Australia airport.
Sydney Airport is forecasting seat capacity to mainland China to be 97% recovered in December.
Sydney Airport has announced an Australian first, with the unveiling of a department store concept for the airport’s domestic terminals.
Sydney Airport has launched its new luxury precinct, which is home to Louis Vuitton’s first retail travel store in the southern hemisphere.
Sydney Airport is revamping its luxury retail precinct with the arrival of the most sought-after fashion brands.
Sidone Thomas, General Manager, Technology, Data & Digital at Sydney Airport tells International Airport Review how, due to the global pandemic, the airport’s technology team had to reset and evolve to meet new passenger expectations and requirements.
Traffic figures for March 2022 continue to show a steady recovery in domestic passenger at Sydney Airport, yet a gradual improvement remains for international passengers at 26 per cent of pre-COVID-19 levels.
As the Easter weekend approaches, Sydney Airport (SYD) has forecasted that, on 14 April 2022, 82,000 passengers will pass through its domestic terminals, surpassing peak post-COVID-19 results from 8 April 2022.
Australian airports are eager to work with the government on the new Aviation Recovery Framework to work on rebuilding the sector on its post-COVID-19 recovery.
Sydney Airport celebrates the return of international passengers and the commencement of quarantine-free travel, allowing friends and family to connect immediately for the first time in 582 days.
The commitment to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030 incorporates all emissions under Sydney Airport’s operational control, and the airport will also continue its programme to target indirect ‘Scope 3’ emissions.
After temporarily ceasing operations on 22 April 2020 in order to accommodate parked aircraft, Sydney Airport's east-west runway has now resumed service.
In the next instalment of International Airport Review’s exclusive series, Jane Rotsey, General Manager - Safety, Sustainability and Environment at Sydney Airport, states how, despite the uncertainty and challenges presented by the pandemic, the airport’s commitment to sustainability held fast.