Cleve Airport — , Australia

On South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, Cleve Airport serves a farming community whose economy rests on grain and wool production, operating under the code CVC with only light regional and charter traffic. The airstrip supports agricultural spraying operations, medical evacuation flights, and occasional visits from Royal Flying Doctor Service aircraft that serve much of rural Australia's outback and near-outback regions. Cleve itself is a small town without scheduled passenger airline service, meaning most residents drive to Port Lincoln or Whyalla for commercial flights. The airport's single runway and minimal infrastructure reflect the thin population spread across this coastal farming region.