$4 Billion for Airport Rail That Skips the Airport
Melbourne Airport opened in 1970. Fifty-six years later it's still the only major capital in Australia with no train to its airport. That's finally changing — except the part now under construction doesn't actually reach the airport, and the part that does still has no contract and no start date.
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