Mount Gambier Airport — Mount Gambier, Australia

Mount Gambier Airport (MGB) serves the city of Mount Gambier in South Australia's Limestone Coast region, an area known for its volcanic crater lakes, wine production, and forestry industry. The airport supports regional airline service connecting the city to Adelaide and Melbourne, making it an important transport link for a community somewhat isolated from major metropolitan centers. Mount Gambier itself sits atop an extinct volcano, and the famous Blue Lake, which changes color seasonally, draws tourists who often arrive through MGB. Beyond passenger service, the airport supports agricultural aviation and occasional charter operations tied to the region's timber and dairy sectors, reflecting the mixed rural economy that MGB helps sustain.