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Airport in Queensland, Australia

Noosa Airport

IATA: NSA
ICAO: YNSH

Summary

Airport type

Private (formally commercial)

Owner/Operator

Salt Air Aviation

Serves

Shire of Noosa, Queensland, Australia

Location

Noosaville, Queensland, Australia

Elevation AMSL

0 ft / 0 m

Coordinates

26°25′24″S 153°03′55″E / 26.42333°S 153.06528°E / -26.42333; 153.06528

Map

YNSHLocation in Queensland

Runways

Direction	Length		Surface
Direction	m	ft	Surface
11/29	800	2,625	Asphalt

Noosa Airport (IATA: NSA, ICAO: YNSH), is located at Noosaville, Queensland, Australia.

The Noosa Airport is the hub for Salt Air Aviation. It's is also used as an emergency airfield by the Queensland Fire Department

History

The Noosa Airport opened in December 1975 as the hub for Noosa Air, owned by Whitaker Pty Ltd. In 1981, a second airline, Sunstate Airlines, used the airport as its hub before merging with Noosa Air in 1983. Sunstate was also owned by Whitaker Pty Ltd. In the 1980's the airport was closed to fixed-winged aircraft due to its proximity to the Maroochydore Airport. Sunstate Airlines was rebranded QantasLink in 2001.

References

"Noosa Airport Airport Information". OpenNav. Retrieved 28 December 2024.
"Salt Air Aviation - About US". Salt Air Aviation. Retrieved 28 December 2024.
"Airstrip approval up in the air". Noosa Today. 11 August 2022. Retrieved 28 December 2024.
^ "Heritage Noosa - Noosa Aerodrome". Noosa Council. Retrieved 28 December 2024.

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