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Isisford Airport (IATA: ISI, ICAO: YISF) is a small public airstrip serving the remote town of Isisford in central-west Queensland, Australia. Situated near the Barcoo River and about 120 km south of Longreach, it mainly handles general aviation, charter flights, and Royal Flying Doctor Service operations. The unattended field has a single runway and minimal passenger facilities.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors check for kangaroos, wallabies, and livestock near the strip, especially at dawn and dusk, and carry extra water and a satellite phone or UHF radio because mobile coverage is patchy.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is a short drive from Isisford town centre, but there is no public transport or taxi rank. Arrange a hire car, charter transfer, or local pickup before you arrive. Allow extra travel time after rain, as roads in the district can be affected by flooding.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly to Isisford Airport?
A: There are no scheduled passenger airlines; the airport is used by private pilots, charter operators, and the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
Q: What facilities are available at Isisford Airport?
A: Expect minimal facilities with no regular terminal services; check current ERSA/NAIPS for runway condition, lighting, and fuel availability before arrival.
Q: How far is Isisford Airport from the town?
A: It is a very short drive from Isisford town centre, but there is no regular shuttle or taxi service, so arrange ground transport in advance.
Q: Can I get fuel at Isisford Airport?
A: Aviation fuel is not guaranteed; confirm availability with local operators or plan to fuel at Longreach or another larger centre.
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