Do you have questions about Western Sydney International (WSI) flight paths, operations, or noise monitoring?

We are hosting a Q&A webinar, providing an opportunity for community members to ask questions about flight paths and aircraft operations. To help us address the topics of greatest interest, participants are encouraged to submit questions ahead of the webinar, as part of the registration process. Frequently asked and common questions will be addressed during the session, with opportunities for additional questions to be answered during the session where time permits.

Please note that we will only be able to address questions which are within Airservices' remit.

For questions relating to the topics below, we encourage community members to contact the relevant agency directly.

Curfews

Curfews are outside the remit of Airservices Australia and are legislated by the Federal Parliament. The Australian Government has reaffirmed its commitment not to impose any additional operating constraints on airports, such as curfews or movement caps, where they currently do not exist (Aviation White Paper 2024). For more information, visit: www.airservicesaustralia.com/about-us/about-our-operations/airport-curfews

Noise Insulation Program

The Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts is responsible for the Noise Insulation Program for WSI and are leading the engagement with landowners. To find out more visit: wsinoiseinsulation.gov.au or email wsinoiseinsulation@infrastructure.gov.au

Flight schedules and transport options to WSI

Flight schedules are determined through agreements between airlines and the airport operator, please visit www.wsiairport.com.au. You will also find information on how to get to WSI on this website: How to get to WSI | WSI

For more information about WSI flight paths and airspace changes, please visit engage.airservicesaustralia.com/wsi

Contact the host of Airservices Australia community webinar for Western Sydney International Airport operations - 7 September 2026

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