Coonamble Airport — , Australia

Coonamble Airport, identified by the code CNB, provides the principal air link for a wheat, wool, and cotton-growing district in the Castlereagh River valley of northwestern New South Wales. Owned and operated by the local shire council, the field mainly handles charter flights, aerial agriculture work, and Royal Flying Doctor Service visits that bring medical care to a sparsely populated stretch of the state's central west. Coonamble itself sits roughly 500 kilometers from Sydney along the Castlereagh Highway, far enough from major hospitals that emergency air retrievals remain an essential lifeline for the district. One sealed runway handles the light aircraft and occasional charter turboprops that make up most traffic, while unsealed strips nearby support agricultural spraying during growing seasons.