Arrabury Airport (IATA: AAB, ICAO: YARY) serves Tanbar, AU.
Arrabury Airport (YARY (AAB)) is a small airport located at the Arrabury pastoral station in Tanbar, Shire of Barcoo, Queensland, Australia. This facility is categorized as a civil airport and does not have scheduled commercial flights. It serves as a remote airstrip, providing a link to the isolated Arrabury pastoral station.
The airport is situated in the Channel Country of Queensland, with coordinates approximately 26°41′24″S 141°02′48″E, and an elevation of about 102 meters (334 feet) above sea level. It features at least one runway, designated 16/34, which is approximately 1,144 meters (3,753 feet) long and has a dirt or gravel surface. The airport can accommodate various aircraft types, including private charters, and is described as a starting point for exploring the Australian outback. Limited public information is available regarding its daily operations or specific historical significance beyond its association with the Arrabury pastoral station, which has operated as a cattle station since before 1887.
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Arrabury Airport is located in Tanbar, AU, at an elevation of 334 ft. Its IATA code is AAB and ICAO code is YARY.