Western Sydney International Airport opens on 25 October with Jetstar's inaugural Gold Coast flight already sold out within an hour. The $28 billion aerotropolis will operate without a curfew, with airlines including Air New Zealand, VietJet, Qantas, Fiji Airways and Singapore Airlines offering domestic and international routes. Introductory fares include return flights to Singapore for $900 and London for $1,600, with competition between Sydney's two airports expected to benefit travellers.
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