Fitzroy Crossing

Fitzroy Crossing Airport, established in the 1970s (approx.), is a compact regional airstrip serving the Kimberley town of Fitzroy Crossing and nearby communities. With a single small terminal and one runway, it plays a vital role for charter services, medevac flights and limited scheduled links to Broome, Halls Creek and other regional hubs. The airport is a short drive from the town center via the Great Northern Highway, though public transport is minimal so taxis and shuttle transfers are common—seasonal weather can occasionally affect road access. Travelers should expect higher-than-average airfares due to remoteness, while on-site costs are low; the field functions mainly as a base for regional charter operators rather than major airline hubs.