Western Australia Remote Airstrips and RASS Locations

Western Australia remote aviation reference

Western Australia remote airstrips and RASS location planning

Planning information for aircraft charter enquiries involving remote landing strips and locations associated with the Australian Government Remote Air Services Subsidy (RASS) program.

Important: Aircraft Charter Australia does not administer RASS. Official eligibility, applications and current scheme details sit with the Australian Government. Use this page as charter planning context only.

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When this reference page may help

Use this page when researching remote charter flights, station strips, First Nations community access, freight movements or regional passenger travel in Western Australia. A RASS-listed location should still be checked for access, suitability and operator acceptance before a flight is quoted or confirmed.

Access is conditionalLandholder approval, community permission, local permits and access restrictions may apply.
Operational checks matterAircraft suitability, airstrip condition, runway length, weather, seasonal access and fuel planning must be reviewed.
Charter details helpPassenger numbers, freight weight, baggage, timing and local contacts help operators assess the request.
Location examples

Western Australia RASS location examples

Official RASS location lists may include remote locations in Pilbara, Kimberley and Desert Country. Examples for charter planning research include:

  • Balfour Downs
  • Cotton Creek (Parnngurr)
  • Jigalong
  • Punmu
  • Well 33 (Kunawarritji)
  • Balgo
  • Bidyadanga (La Grange Bay)
  • Kalumburu Mission
  • Lombadina (Djarindjin)
  • Mitchell Plateau
  • Confirm current status. Official lists and service arrangements can change.
  • Confirm permission. A listed location does not remove the need for landholder or community approval.
  • Confirm airstrip suitability. Surface, runway length, weather and aircraft performance must be reviewed.
Before requesting a quote

Information needed for remote airstrip charter planning

Provide the nearest named location, preferred travel date and time, passenger numbers, baggage or freight details, local contact information, known airstrip details and any access permission already obtained. For freight, include dimensions, weight, urgency and dangerous goods status where applicable.

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Frequently asked questions

Western Australia RASS and remote airstrip questions

Does Aircraft Charter Australia administer RASS?
No. Aircraft Charter Australia does not administer RASS. Official scheme eligibility, applications and current program information sit with the Australian Government.
Can a RASS-listed location be used automatically for charter flights?
No. A RASS-listed location is not automatic approval to land. Landholder approval, community permission, airstrip suitability, weather, aircraft performance and operator acceptance may still be required.
What information helps with a remote airstrip charter enquiry?
Useful details include the location, purpose of travel, preferred timing, passenger numbers, baggage or freight, local contact details, airstrip information and any access permission already obtained.

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