Fitzroy Crossing Airport — , Australia

FIZ is Fitzroy Crossing Airport, serving the small town of Fitzroy Crossing in the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia. The airport primarily supports regional and charter flights connecting this isolated community to larger centers like Broome and Derby, reflecting the vast distances and sparse infrastructure characteristic of the Kimberley outback. Fitzroy Crossing sits along the Fitzroy River and serves as a service hub for surrounding Aboriginal communities and cattle stations, with air transport playing a vital role given the seasonal flooding that can cut off road access during the wet season. FIZ's runway and facilities are modest, consistent with its function as a lifeline airstrip rather than a tourist gateway.