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Lissadell Airport (IATA: LLL) is a small, remote airstrip serving Lissadell Station, a working cattle property in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia. Located about 100 km south of Kununurra, the unpaved strip handles light charter aircraft, mustering support, and medical evacuations rather than scheduled airline service. Its isolated setting makes it a vital link for station operations and visitors to this rugged part of the Kimberley.
💡 Local Tip
During the wet season (November–April), the airstrip and access roads can be affected by heavy rain and flooding. Plan visits in the dry season and always confirm strip conditions with the station before departure.
🚖 Getting There
There is no public transport to or from Lissadell Airport. Most visitors arrive by charter flight or by 4WD via unsealed station roads off the Great Northern Highway; check road and weather conditions in advance. If driving, carry ample fuel, water, and a satellite phone, as mobile coverage is unreliable and distances are long.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the IATA code for Lissadell Airport?
A: LLL. The airport has no ICAO code listed and is classified as a small airport.
Q: Are there scheduled passenger flights to Lissadell Airport?
A: No. It is a private/station airstrip with no scheduled services; access is typically by charter aircraft arranged through the station or a local operator.
Q: What is the runway like at Lissadell Airport?
A: The runway is unpaved (likely gravel or dirt) and suited to light aircraft. Conditions can change with weather, so pilots should confirm the strip's current status before landing.
Q: Can the public use Lissadell Airport?
A: It primarily serves Lissadell Station operations. Prior permission is required, and visitors should not assume the strip is open for casual use.
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