Narrabri Airport

Please note that booking flights is not the responsibility of Narrabri Shire Council. To book your flights, we recommend that you visit Linkairways and Hello World Travel. These links will take you to reputable online travel agencies where you can easily search and book flights according to your preferences.

Narrabri Airport is located approximately 8km (by road) east of the Narrabri town centre and is owned and operated by Narrabri Shire Council. The Airport covers an area of approximately 218 hectares. The surrounding land is predominantly of a rural nature and is primarily used for agricultural purposes. Access to the airport from Narrabri town centre is via Old Gunnedah Road, Kaputar Road and the Airport Road.

1. Runway 18/36 is 1,765 metres long and 30 metres wide with a bituminous sealed surface and low intensity lighting including PAPI. It is suitable for Code 3C aircraft up to and including jet aircraft with a Maximum Take-off Weight (MTOW) of 45,000kg.
2. A secondary cross Runway 09/27, which is 800 metres in length and 30 metres wide, with a grass surface and is suitable for light aircraft only.

Two (2) sealed taxiways provide access between Runway 18/36 and the terminal apron. The terminal apron can accommodate up to two (2) aircraft the size of the Fokker 100, plus one (1) Fokker 70 and also one (1) Beech 350. A general aviation apron consisting of gravel and grassed surfaces is available at the northern end of the main apron for aircraft not greater than 8,000kg.

Narrabri Airport provides the economic life line for the resource industry and the broader regional community. Improved air services will contribute to population growth and service improvement making Narrabri Shire a more attractive place to live for both existing residents and prospective residents. It will provide improved access for health care professionals and access to education and training opportunities. The social outcomes will be a stronger more resilient community that has access to the services it needs and is able to manage the wide range of stresses and opportunities that the mining industry provides.

The ICAO international designation of the airport is YNBR. The IATA designation is NAA.
Technical specifications for the airport are specified in ERSA (En Route Supplement) which is published by Air Services Australia.

Runway 09/27 is generally closed when approximately 15mm-20mm of rainfall is received in the previous 24hrs.

AVGAS and Jet A1 is available at the Narrabri Airport see ERSA for contact details.

Landing, parking and passenger fees are payable for the Narrabri Aerodrome and can be obtained from the current Fees and Charges.

Council completed an Airport Masterplan for the Narrabri Shire Airport. This document will help Council map out the future of the infrastructure and usage of the airport.

To view a copy of the Airport Masterplan please Contact Council.