Sydney has opened its new US$4 billion Western Sydney International Airport, but its commercial prospects are uncertain due to a limited flight schedule and airline caution. The airport will operate with only a few flights per day for the next year, as major carriers like Qantas are scaling back domestic capacity amid rising fuel costs and a global shortage of new aircraft. This launch occurs during a challenging period for the aviation industry, which is still recovering from the pandemic and facing economic pressures. AI
RANK_REASON The article describes the launch of a new airport infrastructure, which is a product/service in the broader sense, but not a core AI release or significant industry-wide move.
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