VA562 misses Sydney curfew but lines up for approach anyway

[Aeryn]

Depends.
UberXL would cost me $10 -$20 more to WSI than SYD. Peanuts in the scheme of things

No the distance from WSI to City aka Sydney CBD post code 2000 remains unchanged. A Taxi/Uber from WSI to City is far more expensive than a Taxi/Uber from SYD to City.

Now in your example you obviously aren't going to the city but rather a suburb somewhere, great it works for you but doent change my original point.

 

[Quickstatus]

doent change my original point.

As I said, it depends on your destination.

 

[ChrisFlyer]

It's ridiculous that there is no station at SkyGate, given the number of people who work in that precinct - including at the BAC head office!!

I recall seeing the station still listed in the airport's long-term plan. Whether it was pre-Olympics or a longer long-term plan, though, I don't recall.

 

[elanshin]

Honestly i don't get the whole problem of lack of transport to WSI overnight. This is the same problem with some of the best cities and most connected cities in the world.

Late/early flight from HND/NRT/SIN/ICN etc? Well tough luck, sleeping at the airport or taxi it is. 24/7 rail is a silly idea and a maintenance disaster waiting to happen.

 

[frodo]

Honestly i don't get the whole problem of lack of transport to WSI overnight. This is the same problem with some of the best cities and most connected cities in the world.

Late/early flight from HND/NRT/SIN/ICN etc? Well tough luck, sleeping at the airport or taxi it is. 24/7 rail is a silly idea and a maintenance disaster waiting to happen.

ICN has night buses (I had to catch one last time) but your point still stands, there are many major airports that do not have 24/7 public transport options.