Airports Push for Border Updates, Jet Fuel Supplies Steady

0:00Australia's largest airports are teaming up to push for major updates to border processing. They warn that outdated systems are causing long lines and putting the country behind nations with quicker digital passport tech. Leaders want to fast track a trial for digital incoming passenger forms, which right now only covers select flights into Sydney and Brisbane. The three biggest airports are pouring $15 billion into expansions, but say border fixes are key to making it all work. We had stressed that without these changes, new facilities could just turn into giant holding areas for delays. Officials expect international arrivals to surge 40 percent over the next three years. Jetfield supplies remain steady, with tankers arriving and enough stock through the end of May. Jetstar has trimmed some services to and from New Zealand over rising costs, but caused the cuts short term. These upgrades could smooth out travel as visitor numbers climb, helping airports handle the boom without the usual headaches. Local news powered by AI.

1:01This is Sydney News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.