Passengers landing at Western Sydney International Airport on its first flight were disoriented, mistaking the new facility for existing airports in Sydney. Some travelers were lost despite the correct destination. Clear signage and helpful assistance are needed. The confusion was reported by multiple sources including ABC News and The Guardian.
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