As at 1815 hours on Sunday 13 November, SYD appears to only have the east-west runway in use, which if it continues will cause delays.
VA535 (B738 VH-YFV) is the 1710 hours SYD - OOL that at 1818 hours was close to taking off, so it will be delayed in its arrival.
VA657 (E190 VH-ZPK, the 1605 hours CBR - SYD) was airborne at a late 1740, so arrival was at about 1837 hours, 92 minutes behind time. In the opposite direction, VA1179, the 1640 hours from further south ABX to SYD took off at 1717, with small ATR72 VH-FVN arriving at about 1845 hours, 40 minutes behind time.
The 1700 hours from MEL to SYD, VA867, took off at 1732. Arrival is predicted at around 1907, 42 minutes past the allotted. B738 VH-VUW is the Boeing. The next northbound, VA869 (B738 VH-VOS, the 1715 hours that was in teh sky at 1743) should pull in at around 1924 hours, 44 minutes behind the schedule. The third unlucky flight as far as passengers with tight schedules go is VA871 (B738 VH-VUY) that was airborne at 1835 hours this evening; arrival should be 54 minutes late at 1949.
B738 VH-VUK on the 1635 hours from HBA to SYD that took off at 1713 this afternoon, VA1535, should arrive approximately 54 minutes tardy at 1919 early this evening.
VA973, the 1800 hours from SYD up to BNE did not take off until about 1912 so B738 VH-YFW is predicted to be around 45 minutes late at 1915 hours when it arrives.