# Sydney

This preview shows how an airport article could bring its reference material together. The sections below demonstrate the shape of the documentation; airport-specific details will come from the shared world references later.

## Airport overview

The overview is the starting point for understanding a place. It should orient the reader and provide clear routes into charts, procedures, and flight-planning context.

### Find the relevant material

A reader arriving during a flight should be able to move quickly from the airport overview to the reference that explains their current situation.

- Find the chart that matches the stage of the flight.
- Read the corresponding local procedure.
- Return to the overview when more context is needed.

## Reference collection

| Reference | What the page would show |
| --- | --- |
| Aerodrome chart | The chart, its publisher, and its edition |
| Arrival material | Links to the relevant arrival references |
| Departure material | Links to the relevant departure references |
| Local procedures | Structured airport-specific guidance |

> A reference should keep its identity and source information wherever it appears in the documentation.

## Related places and aircraft

Continue to the [Canberra sample](/docs/world/airports/canberra/) to compare another airport page, or explore the [Boeing 737 sample](/docs/world/aircraft/boeing-737/) for aircraft-focused documentation.

The [airport overview](/docs/world/airports/) brings these pages back together.