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Evans Head Aerodrome (EVH/YEVD) is a small community airfield on the New South Wales north coast, just outside the coastal town of Evans Head. Originally established as a Royal Australian Air Force station during World War II, it retains heritage hangars and a memorial aviation museum. Today it supports general aviation, flight training, and recreational flying in the Northern Rivers region.
💡 Local Tip
Before flying in, check NOTAMs for the nearby Evans Head Air Weapons Range and any military activity; coastal sea breezes can also change wind conditions quickly during the day.
🚖 Getting There
The aerodrome is only a few minutes by car from Evans Head town centre, but there is no regular public transport to the airport. Arrange a taxi, rideshare, or hire car in advance, or ask your accommodation for a pickup. Parking is available on-site for visitors and pilots.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Evans Head Aerodrome?
A: The IATA code is EVH and the ICAO code is YEVD.
Q: Is Evans Head Aerodrome a controlled airport?
A: No, it is a small non-towered aerodrome. Pilots should use the published CTAF frequency and check current ERSA and NOTAMs for local procedures.
Q: What facilities does the aerodrome have?
A: It has a sealed main runway and grass taxiways/strips, with limited facilities typical of a community airfield. Check current charts for runway details and availability.
Q: Is there anything to see at the airport?
A: Yes, the site has World War II heritage buildings and an aviation museum. The nearby town offers beaches, shops, and accommodation.
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