Western Sydney Airport (WSI) Discussion

Departure time was recorded as 1107. Technically still on time.
Depends on what definition you’re using! I come from the ICAO world where the departure time is a set course time for flight planning, not pushback although these days everyone seems to use AOBT as the default.
 
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Amazing how many politicians are taking credit for building WSI.
It wasn’t until March 2014 that the Federal Government finally announced that Badgery’s Creek would be the site of WSI and 2018 when construction began.
My father was part of the Federal and State committee that added Badgery’s Creek to the list of places for the site of Sydney’s second airport. He retired in 1986 quite frustrated at the squabbles over the airport site.
 
Amazing how many politicians are taking credit for building WSI.
It wasn’t until March 2014 that the Federal Government finally announced that Badgery’s Creek would be the site of WSI and 2018 when construction began.
My father was part of the Federal and State committee that added Badgery’s Creek to the list of places for the site of Sydney’s second airport. He retired in 1986 quite frustrated at the squabbles over the airport site.
Indeed, was it not in 2012 the then-Transport Minister Albanese rejected Badgerys Creek for a site for investigation in Wilton?

Quite glad the pin was pulled eventually and we are here.
 
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Indeed, was it not in 2012 the then-Transport Minister Albanese rejected Badgerys Creek for a site for investigation in Wilton?

Quite glad the pin was pulled eventually and we are here.
WSI apparently described today by now-PM Albanese as ‘Australia[‘s] best* airport without question.’
*’best’ being a somewhat nebulous descriptor: nicely positive sounding but entirely subjective
 
A nasty Sydney storm is approaching the Blue Mountains, that might delay the next JQ flight.

Was anything done with that QF E190 other than sitting in the background whilst the JQ flight took off?
 
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Amazing how many politicians are taking credit for building WSI.
It wasn’t until March 2014 that the Federal Government finally announced that Badgery’s Creek would be the site of WSI and 2018 when construction began.
My father was part of the Federal and State committee that added Badgery’s Creek to the list of places for the site of Sydney’s second airport. He retired in 1986 quite frustrated at the squabbles over the airport site.
Politicians love a good ribbon cutting.
 

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