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Air NZ flies first international passengers into new Sydney airport

TVNZ ·

Kiwis heading to Sydney now have a second airport option, after Air New Zealand flew the first international passengers into the city’s new Western Sydney International Airport on Monday. Flight NZ165 from Auckland landed on Monday morning, just a day after the airport opened to domestic flights.…

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