“This is an incredibly busy time for the airport, so we’re asking travellers to be patient and allow extra time to get through check-in and security,” Holsgrove said.
Major infrastructure works are also under way, with major contracts awarded for Perth’s Airport’s new runway, being delivered by BMD Group and CPB Contractors, alongside the airport’s first multi-storey car park – projects aimed at boosting long-term capacity but adding to congestion in the short term.
Passengers are also reminded to pack their carry-on luggage carefully to help avoid delays at the security screening points.
“Make sure you pack any gifts that may be picked up in security screening in your checked in luggage – this could be soccer balls or NERF guns,” Holsgrove said.
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