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Delissaville Airport (IATA: DLV, ICAO: YDLV) is a small remote airstrip serving the Belyuen community on the Cox Peninsula in the Northern Territory, Australia. Located roughly 20 km southwest of Darwin across Darwin Harbour, it was historically associated with the Delissaville settlement, now known as Belyuen. The airport mainly supports light charter, medical, and community flights rather than scheduled airline service.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors confirm the runway condition and weather before departure, especially in the wet season, and pack light, as the airstrip is a vital but basic link with limited shelter and no shops.
🚖 Getting There
Most visitors arrive by charter flight from Darwin, which takes about 15-20 minutes. Road access is via the Cox Peninsula Road and can be rough, dusty, or flooded in the wet season, so check conditions before driving. There is no public transport or taxi service at the airport; pre-arrange a pickup with your charter operator or local contact.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly to Delissaville Airport?
A: There are no regular scheduled airlines; the airport is used mainly by charter operators, private aircraft, and community/medical flights, typically from Darwin.
Q: How do I get to Delissaville Airport from Darwin?
A: By air, it is a short charter flight from Darwin Airport. By road, take the Cox Peninsula Road; the drive can take 1.5-2 hours or more and may be affected by wet-season conditions.
Q: What facilities are at Delissaville Airport?
A: Facilities are minimal, with no commercial terminal, shops, or public transport. Passengers should arrange ground transport and supplies in advance.
Q: Is Delissaville Airport open to public flights?
A: It is a small community airstrip; access and use are generally arranged through charter operators or local authorities, and prior permission may be required.
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