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Sydney's New 24-Hour Cargo Precinct

In a major boost for our nation’s critical supply chains, construction of an integrated 24-hour Cargo Precinct is taking flight at Sydney’s new international airport, with both Qantas Group and Menzies Aviation signing up to operate at the premier precinct. The new hub at Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI) will increase Sydney’s air cargo capacity by around 33 per cent upon opening and provide dedicated access via the upgraded Northern Road and proximity to growing freight and logistics centres at Kemps Creek and the Aerotropolis. WSI CEO Simon Hickey said the airport continued to create high-value job opportunities for Western Sydney locals, with the Cargo Precinct expected to support up to 2,000 jobs during construction and more than 19,000 direct and indirect jobs across the precinct and connected supply chains, upon opening, each year. “We’re pleased to welcome two top-tier operators, Qantas Freight and Menzies, to Sydney’s new, integrated Cargo Precinct that will enable direct connectivity between freighters, the terminal and road transport,” he said. “Qantas Group is our first freight airline to sign up to our 24-hour Cargo Precinct, which will provide unparallelled opportunities for farmers, manufacturers and other exporters to grow their businesses.” The new hub will also be capable of facilitating Qantas’ transformed freighter fleet of new and upgraded Airbus A321 and A330 aircraft. Mr Hickey said the Cargo Precinct’s strategic east coast location, proximity to Western Sydney’s rapidly growing industrial hubs and enhanced service flexibility from 24-hour operations will help businesses unlock improved access to key export markets. music: epidemic sound song: Hearts artist: Erik Fernholm