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Airport: NOCCUNDRA Airport: NOCCUNDRA Chapter 1 : General Data from www.aviatecenter.com Source: www.aviatecenter.com/airport_pdf.php?runwayId=303 - Last issue: 2015-07-28 22:02:21 This Copy was received on the 30th of September 2021 17:05:24 UTC Click here for Update Airport - General Information: None specified Airstrip most likely for public use - check with operator * Operator: DON GLASSON – NOCCUNDRA HOTEL * Contact: Phone: 07 4621 8000, Email: [email protected] * Country: AUSTRALIA * State/province: QUEENSLAND * Latitude: S 27 48 34 * Longitude: E 142 35 39 * Direction: 04/22 AND 13/31 * Length: 1500 AND 800 METERS * Width: * Surface: RED GRAVEL * Slope: * Altitude: 330 FEET * Frequency: SUSPECT 126.70 MHZ * Airspace: CLASS G * Navigation aid: * Chart: WAC 3342 Airport - Runway features: * Windsock * Runwaymarkers Airport - Fuel and Passengers facilities: * Water * Toilets Airport - Aerodrom Lights: * Pal Not available Page 1 Airport: NOCCUNDRA Chapter 2 : Important additional information Airstrip Coordinates: 27 deg 59.2 min south, 143 deg 48.7 min east Permission: Not required; Fees: Nil; Var: 9 E; Elevation 433ft WAC 3342; AVFAX Code 4132; Operator: Bulloo Shire Council Runways: 13/31 Bitumen 1463m. 4/22 Red Gravel 846m. Location Noccundra – 142 kms west of Thargomindah along the Adventure Way Accommodation Dongas, Powered and Unpowered Camp Sites Activities Shower and Toilet Blocks, and Laundry Facilities Fully Licensed Bar, Dining Room Airstrip Coordinates Noccundra (YNCD) QLD Unlicensed 27 deg 48 min south, 142 deg 35 min east Permission: Not Required; Fees: Nil; Var 8 E; Elevation 300ft; WAC 3342; Operator: Don Glasson – Noccundra Hotel Runways: 04/22 Red Gravel 1500m. 13/31 Red Gravel 800m Lighting: Emergency Flares; Windsock Spec Proc: W side Wilson River. Taxi to back door of Hotel Licensee: Shirley Girdler Hosts: Daisy and Duck Girdler Bulloo River Hotel/Motel 62 Dowling Street Thargomindah QLD 4492 Phone: (07) 4655 3125 Fax: (07) 4655 3136 Mobile: 0459 980 869 Email: [email protected] Information above and for additional information see: http://www.thargotourism.com.au/noccundra-hotel http://www.bulloo.qld.gov.au/contact-us (end of excerpt) Page 2 Airport: NOCCUNDRA Chapter 3 : LIABILITY AND CONDITION OF USAGE OF OUR AIRPORT DATA No guarantees are given to the accuracy of this document and therefore no liabilities are accepted! The pilot in command is fully responsible to operate within the law and condition according to the countries civil authority regulators. Prior use of any airports or any authorized landing areas, whether with the intention to land or just circling to inspect or enroute, the pilot in command is fully responsible to check with the owner, operator or controlling authorities for permission of use and check, update and confirm any information given on this pdf file! Also for all registered or/and certified airports - always check with your national aviation service information provider before flight planning. (end of excerpt) Page 3.
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