Kingsford Smith Sydney Airport
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Kingsford Smith Sydney Airport is Australia’s largest airport. Located 10 kilometers from Sydney and is capable of carrying up to 35 million passengers per year.
Sydney International Airport is named after the Australian pilot Kingsford Smith, who made a significant contribution to the popularization of aviation in his country.
The airfield grew on the territory of the former sea docks, converted in 1924 for the runway. Due to this fact, Sydney Airport is considered one of the oldest passenger airports in the world.
The peculiarity of the airport is a unique mode of transportation - for example, a ban on jet flights at night has been introduced here.
International Terminal One is equipped with 25 airways and is separated from the other terminals by a third runway. The second terminal deals with domestic flights. The third terminal is designed to receive passengers of large airliners. There is a huge hall and waiting room, as well as the bulk of retail outlets.
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