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Sydney Airport says Victorian outbreak pushes NZ ‘travel bubble’ to end of year – Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Airport’s CEO says a travel ‘bubble’ that allows people to fly freely across the Tasman Sea probably won’t be possible until the end of the year because of Victoria’s second COVID wave.
Mr Culbert said Sydney Airport was also working with airports in Japan, Canada, Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore to establish protocols for safe flying when the government decides to open the border.
“If we have the process on the shelf, we can activate it as soon as we get the green light so we dont miss a day of flying,” he said.
Sydney Airport CEO Geoff Culbert says there needs to be clearer rules around state border closures. Credit:Renee Nowytarger
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