Is Sydney ready for a two-airport city and what does that really mean for passengers, businesses and the broader economy?
Sydney is on the verge of a major aviation transformation. With Western Sydney International (Nancy Bird-Walton) Airport set to open in 2026, the city will soon operate as a two-airport metropolis. How will the two-airport city work?
Western Sydney is now Australia’s third-largest economy, with its population set to grow to around three million by the 2030s. With air travel demand set to double over the next 20 years, Western Sydney Airport promises to unlock new opportunities in transport, business, and tourism. But delivering on that vision requires careful planning and collaboration.
Join leading industry experts as they explore how the two airports will work together, whether public transport can keep pace with 24/7 operations, and how Western Sydney can secure the economic and tourism benefits of this shift.
This is a must-attend event for anyone interested in Sydney’s future as a global transport and business hub. Don’t miss this insightful discussion on one of the biggest infrastructure shifts of the century.
Location
Rydges Sydney Airport is located within the international airport precinct, directly across from the International Airport Terminal (T1) and with easy access to the domestic terminals. The hotel is a short 30-minute drive from Sydney CBD
Parking
P6 Airport Parking - Onsite parking validation is available through hotel reception for all guests for the 3 hour duration of the event. 50% discount is applied after the first three hours. Guests must depart the car park within 20 minutes of validation. Otherwise, guests will pay for parking.
