Ceduna Airport — , Australia

Ceduna Airport sits at the eastern edge of the Nullarbor Plain, marking the last significant settlement travelers pass before the long, treeless drive or flight across South Australia toward Western Australia along the Great Australian Bight. CED serves a farming and oyster-aquaculture community, with the surrounding waters supporting one of Australia's notable oyster industries alongside grain farming inland. The Royal Flying Doctor Service uses the airfield regularly given the vast, sparsely populated distances separating Ceduna from major hospitals in Adelaide, several hundred kilometers to the southeast. Regional airlines maintain scheduled turboprop service linking the town to the South Australian capital for both residents and the area's growing tourism trade.