Bunbury Airport in WA is situated 8 KMS south-east of the City of Bunbury. The Airport is a modern and well-maintained facility.
Bunbury Airport is owned and operated by the City of Bunbury. The airport’s users include:
The Bunbury Council first investigated the possibility of an airstrip in 1965, with the help of a band of enthusiastic aviators. With input from the Department of Civil Aviation, the airstrip became operational in 1969.
Since then hundreds of pilots, and many others, have gained experience or accumulated flying hours. Many of these have gone onto successful careers in commercial or military aviation.
Elevation 53 | Area Forecast 63 | Strip Direction 07 / 25 |
GPS Position 33° 2241 S 115° 4037 E | ALA Code YBUN | Strip Length 1219 |
WAC Chart 3462 | FIA Melb Centre 124.9 On ground | Strip Surface Sealed |
Owner / Operator Bunbury City Council (08) 9792 7000 ARO 0419 969 219 Emergency (08) 9792 7000 H24 | Windsock 1 – near RWY 25 | ASIC Security / Vis Vest No |
Fuel AirBP H24 AVGAS Card Bowser JetA1 available in drums, 24HR PN (08) 9725 4377 AH 0437 060 292 | Distance to Town 8 KMS | Lighting PAL 125.1 |
Aircraft Parking Yes | Transport Bunbury Taxi 131 008 or (08) 9781 2220 | Landing Fees No |
Special Procedures and Comments: CTAF 127.0 Pilots are encouraged to fly neighbourly to minimise noise for residents. Circuit training is only allowed BTW the following HR – Mon – Fri 0700 – 2200 Local Sat – Sun 0800 – 1800 Local No Circuit training – Good Friday Easter Monday ANZAC Day Christmas Day New Years Day ACFT below 600KG and flying below 55KT permitted to fly 500FT circuits Mon – Sun: 0600 – Sunset Local |