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Eneabba Airport (IATA: ENB, ICAO: YEEB) is a small general aviation airstrip serving Eneabba, a town in Western Australia's Midwest region about 280 km north of Perth. Located near the Brand Highway amid mineral sands and heathland, it supports private, charter, and mining-related flights rather than scheduled airline service. The field has basic infrastructure and is a convenient access point for the surrounding Eneabba district.
💡 Local Tip
Check for wildlife—especially kangaroos and emus—near the strip at dawn and dusk, and confirm runway conditions after heavy rain, as surface conditions can change.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is reached by road from Eneabba via local roads off the Brand Highway; a private vehicle or pre-booked pickup is essential because there is no public transport or taxi rank. Charter operators usually coordinate transfers with local accommodation or mining camps. From Perth, the drive takes about three hours via the Brand Highway.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Eneabba Airport have scheduled passenger flights?
A: No. It is a small general aviation airport with no regular scheduled airline service; most movements are private, charter, or mining-related.
Q: What are the airport codes for Eneabba Airport?
A: The IATA code is ENB and the ICAO code is YEEB.
Q: How far is Eneabba Airport from the town centre?
A: It is only a short drive from Eneabba, roughly 2–3 km, so ground transfer is quick once you have a vehicle arranged.
Q: What facilities should pilots and passengers expect?
A: Expect basic facilities only. There is no major terminal or regular public transport, so arrange fuel, handling, and ground transport in advance.
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