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Morney Airport (IATA: OXY, ICAO: YMNY) is a small, remote airstrip in the Channel Country of south-west Queensland, Australia. It serves the isolated Morney Station and surrounding pastoral properties, providing essential access for mail, supplies, and medical flights. The airport has basic facilities and a single runway, typical of Queensland's outback station strips.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to coordinate arrivals with station operations by radio or phone, as the strip is often used for mustering and cattle movements. Also, watch for wildlife on the runway—kangaroos and cattle are common hazards.
🚖 Getting There
There is no public transport or taxi service at Morney Airport. Access is usually by private vehicle via unsealed roads from Windorah or Bedourie, or by pre-arranged charter aircraft. Check road conditions and weather before traveling, as tracks can become impassable after rain.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where is Morney Airport located?
A: Morney Airport is in south-west Queensland, Australia, roughly 120 km west of Windorah and about 200 km east of Birdsville, in a remote pastoral region.
Q: Are there scheduled flights to Morney Airport?
A: No, there are no regular scheduled passenger services. The airport is used by private aircraft, charter flights, and emergency services.
Q: What facilities are available at Morney Airport?
A: Facilities are minimal; expect a basic airstrip with no terminal, fuel, or passenger services. Pilots should plan for self-sufficiency.
Q: What is the runway surface and length?
A: The runway is typically unsealed (gravel or dirt) and suitable for light aircraft. Conditions can change with weather, so verify current information and NOTAMs before flying.
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