Badu Island Airport

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Badu Island Airport
Summary
Airport typePrivate
Operator Torres Strait Island Regional Council
Location Badu Island, Queensland, Australia
Elevation  AMSL 45 ft / 14 m
Coordinates 10°09′00″S142°10′30″E / 10.15000°S 142.17500°E / -10.15000; 142.17500
Map
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YBAU
Location in Queensland
Runways
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12/308202,690Seald
Sources: AIP [1]

Badu Island Airport( IATA : BDD, ICAO : YBAU) is an airport on Badu Island, Queensland, Australia.

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References

  1. YBAU – Badu Island  (PDF). AIP En Route Supplement from Airservices Australia , effective 2023-11-30