Cootamundra Airport — , Australia

Cricket fans might recognize Cootamundra as the birthplace of Sir Donald Bradman, one of the sport's most celebrated batsmen, and CMD serves this small New South Wales town nestled in the state's South West Slopes region. The airport primarily accommodates general aviation, agricultural aircraft, and occasional charter flights rather than any regular scheduled airline service, reflecting Cootamundra's modest population and its position within reasonable driving distance of larger regional centers like Wagga Wagga. Wheat, sheep, and cattle farming anchor the local economy, and light aircraft supporting these agricultural operations, along with private pilots and flying clubs, make up the bulk of the airfield's traffic. The town itself retains a strong sense of its pastoral heritage, and the airstrip fits that character as a purely functional piece of rural infrastructure.