Western Sydney International Airport (WSI) has entered the final phase of preparations for its long-awaited cargo operations, with the first live trial flight scheduled to arrive today ahead of the airport’s official freight opening on July 26.
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Karan Bhatta
Karan is a published researcher and writer of aviation and space science. In addition to writing about space, Karan runs a YouTube channel called WiseDumb Nepali.
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