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King Island Airport

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Gateway to Tasmania’s pristine island paradise
Airport in Australia
Mainly serving (9 km)
2 destinations

King Island Airport serves as a small but vital hub on Tasmania’s northern coast. Located near the town of Currie, it connects travelers to mainland Australia via regular flights from Melbourne and Hobart. The airport handles both passenger planes and cargo aircraft carrying fresh produce grown on the island. Its short runway reflects its role in regional travel rather than long-distance routes. Surrounded by farmland and coastal views, the facility supports local industries like dairy farming while enabling quick access to mainland services for residents and visitors alike.

Last update: 12 Oct 2026
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King Island Airport Summary
King Island Airport is an airport near King Island in Australia. It currently offers regular passenger service to 2 destinations operated by 2 airlines.
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Rex Regional Express (ZL)
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Sharp Airlines (SH)
6 flights per week
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