Western Sydney Airport update, metro, M12 Motorway, flight path views Australia
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2023
- Gday all, this update includes the M12 Motorway and district views for flight paths I hope you all enjoy it and thumb it up.
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Really good update, very informative, 👍
its gonna be massive, huge boost for Western Sydney!!
It will
Yeah, but Western Sydney will still be a sh*thole.
Looking good so far. I hope one day to arrive at that airport.
Great production. Very informative. The Airport is one of the better things to happen in western Sydney in a long time.
Totally agree!
I think is a great advertisement video that what you did today was amazing video and thanks for sharing for Western Sydney Airport soon will be open by 2024! Cheers :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
You have excelled yourself once again giving us a better insight then the professional commercials t v stations. The M12 will serve very well in times of bush fires allowing better access for our fire fighters and serving as a fire break for lesser fires. We all know how prone to bush fires all around here.
This is fantastic! My son just set me up on RUclips as I wanted to see more of what was going on in the area, so much changing in Western Sydney! New to this website but this mum is looking forward to watching more of these videos!
Nice to hear
I reckon both the metro and m12 Will finish before the Airport and ready for testing, but Airport might finish before launch date.
Holy crap that's impressive
Another fine production!
Loved how you shown how the runway lined up with Parra if you could do that for Blacktown & St Marys then Penrith. People could then a better perspective. That was great seeing it. & great content as normal. Ill imagine late next year the 1st plane lands as a test or so with Richmond Airbase or something. Could even be earlier lets say the PM or Premier landing there in a heli. It's gonna wake up the neighbors, can still see lots of homes around. Never give up your homes for this. worth a mint later on.
Fantastic presentation, Big Jay. You made it so easy to identify each area and to orientate with the rest of Sydney. Brilliant.
Thanks
Just thought. When this is operational ,it will give a wide range of duty free competition to surrounding major retailers putting good pressure on prices etc etc, We are the winners here.
Good point
According to Channel 9 , 4 pm news we are into an El nino to which is forecast to give us dry record heat waves this summer and fear of extreme bush fires. Thus this in one way allows us to see how the smoke and flash fires can impact on this airport.
The construction progress of the new airport is getting good as of now. If Western Sydney Airport (WSI) is complete to help decongest Sydney Airport (SYD), I wish it'll link Europe and more cities in Canada and the US as a mega world class airport. I'm from Metro Manila and we have not one but two new airports being constructed just outside Metro Manila which are Cavite International/Sangley Point Airport (SGL) to the southwest in Cavite City and Bulacan/New Manila International Airport (no IATA Code yet) to the northwest in Bulakan, Bulacan as they'll help decongest Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL), but Sangley Point was constructed as a general aviation airport and is getting upgrades as a world class airport and 2nd airport, unlike New Manila which was constructed from scratch as a 3rd airport.
I wonder how much of the terminal will be allocated to retail space ? lets face it ,It is so much fun shopping and eating while waiting to depart or awaiting the greeting of arrivals. A much better atmosphere then a general major shopping complex.
next update out now cheers Ron
Only those who can afford to shop at an airport will be happy. I doubt ordinary low-income earners could afford the luxurious shopping and eating at high-cost restaurants.
I hope they will design workable and effective passenger on/off for motor vehicles though the train station will be helpful. Will probably cost and extra $50 to use it though lol.
The on/off at the current airport is woeful at best.
The airlines will have pilots do touch & go's before the airport opens as training flights.
Nice you sound like a pilot
@@BigJayDogAdventures No, just a you tube viewer that follows a lot of pilot channels.
Penrith and surrounding areas are incredibly hot in Summer this will make it worse and noisy, if they have to put up with no curfew then Sydney airport should be the same.
What’s the heat got to do with it?
What kind of flights will be arriving at this airport? Cheers from Canterbury 🇳🇿🇦🇺👍
All types domestic and international
All sorts. You know?? Domestic... International... Interstellar.... Intergalactic. There won't be any curfew on this one, like at Kingsford-Smith.
@@SOBIESKI_freedom lol🤣
@@BigJayDogAdventures And freight too.
@@quarkcypher😂
All that it will need is some Air Traffic Controllers.
why is the station so far away from the terminal?
A parallel Runway will be needed eventually airports only get busier and busier .
Yes I believe it will be duplicated in 2030
The massive B double fuel trucks bringing the Jet A-1 gas turbine fuel refined in Singapore sent on the ships to Botany Bay trucked to western syd is awesome fail.
The airport noise is easily solved.
Noise cancelling technology has existed for over 20 years.
The active noise cancellation can be purchased in head phones. But I am not talking headphones. Attach noise cancellation speakers to the wings of the aircraft and bingo no noise. I recall the jet motor noise cancellation being demonstrated on a TV program Towards 2000, over 20 years ago.
Simple, if Airlines want to land and takeoff after curfew then all they need do is have noise cancellation tech added to the aircraft. it should be fairly cheap.
Win for the Airline 24 hr operation. Win for the people under the flight paths, no noise. Win for the populous, job’s aplenty.
It is a no brainer.
Sucked in the people of the area I grew up in St Marys and Penrith, it will really suck there soon. No curfew, no care from Government good luck sleeping!!!
I don’t think it will be as loud as Tempe
@@BigJayDogAdventures Everyone's a winner then!
@BigJayDogAdventures Also your video is good.
@@ashleyshipp8340 cheers
What an absolute mediocre poorly designed terminal. All that money for what, 8 airbridges? And a station box so far from the terminal it looks as if you’ll need a taxi to get to it rather than build it actually under the terminal. Why is it we just ignore good design in this country b
why's there so many living in units there . what are they living on site.
They're site offices and crib rooms for the various principal contractors not accomodation.
lol look how rusty the metal is
You should see the base structure to Centre Point Tower and the tower is design to sway 15 feet on a calm day in case of an earth tremor . That is why I have never and will never go up in the tower. I saw it being built and had talks with a gut who claimed to be one of the designers . The top of the tower was built first and jacked up 4cm a day . Just a little trivia .
@@ronvorbach1464 Only 4 cm a day?
@@SOBIESKI_freedom That`s what the guy said . He said they had built the Centre Point ,the tower was a new completely new Tech . As I could see it all go up I had no reason to not believe him.
@@ronvorbach1464 I did a bit of back-of-the-envelope maths and found the following:
Starting with 4 centimetres = 0.04 metres
And Centrepoint Tower's height being approximately 300 metres,
We get 300 metres ÷ 0.04 metres per day = 7,500 days
7,500 days ÷ 365 days per year ≈ 20½ years
I think the 4 centimetres a day statistic is a bit off. Probably it could be more like 4 metres per day, which would see it being raised to full height in about 75 days. If it were 2 metres per day, it would have gotten up there in under half a year.
I don't think Centrepoint Tower took 20 years to build, and I think the daily vertical movement would have been in metres rather than centimetres.
Just my amateurish five cents worth...