Bedourie Airport (IATA: BEU, ICAO: YBDR) is an airport in Queensland, Australia, located approximately 20 km west of Bedourie city center. The airport has a tarmac runway with a length of 1,829 meters and a width of 45 meters to accommodate the take-off and landing of small passenger aircraft. The airport has a terminal building that provides passenger and cargo transportation, car rental, and catering services. The airport offers up to 20 flights per day connecting all major cities in Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and more.

Bedourie Airport is Medium Airport
IATA Airport Code: BEU
ICAO Airport Code: YBIE
Oceania -> Australia
Latitude: -24.34609985
Longitude: 139.4600067
Elevation: 300
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