Orange Airport

Orange Airport (IATA: OAG), commonly called Orange Regional Airport, opened in the 1940s and operates from a single passenger terminal serving the Central West of New South Wales. This compact but important regional gateway connects the Orange wine country and nearby towns to major cities, handling modest passenger volumes and seasonal tourist traffic. The airport is conveniently located about a 10-minute drive from Orange city centre with taxis, local buses and shuttle services linking to regional coach and rail connections; Sydney is reachable by road in a few hours. Fares are typically affordable on regional routes, and the field is served by regional carriers such as Rex and QantasLink rather than acting as a major airline hub.