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Pardoo Airport (IATA: PRD, ICAO: YPDO) is a small remote airstrip in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, serving Pardoo Station and the surrounding coastal area near the Great Northern Highway. It is located roughly 110 km east of Port Hedland and is used mainly for private and charter flights rather than scheduled airline service. The facility has limited infrastructure, typical of an Outback station airstrip.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors confirm prior permission (PPR) and runway conditions with Pardoo Roadhouse or station management before flying in, especially after wet weather, and watch for wildlife on and near the strip at dawn and dusk.
🚖 Getting There
Pardoo Airport is reached by road via the Great Northern Highway, with Pardoo Roadhouse as the main nearby landmark. There is no public bus or shuttle service, so pre-arrange a transfer or rental vehicle from Port Hedland. The drive from Port Hedland takes about 1.5 hours; carry fuel and water as services are limited.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where is Pardoo Airport located?
A: Pardoo Airport is in Pardoo, Western Australia, near the Great Northern Highway and Pardoo Roadhouse, about 110 km east of Port Hedland.
Q: Are there scheduled flights to Pardoo Airport?
A: No. Pardoo Airport does not have regular scheduled passenger service; it primarily handles private, charter, and utility flights.
Q: What facilities are available at Pardoo Airport?
A: Facilities are minimal. Expect a basic remote airstrip with no terminal or public transport; pilots should check current conditions, NOTAMs, and prior permission requirements.
Q: How do I get to Pardoo Airport?
A: Road access is via the Great Northern Highway. Most travelers arrange a private vehicle, charter pickup, or station transfer in advance.
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