Tumut Aerodrome — Tumut, Australia

Tumut Aerodrome, coded TUM, serves the town of Tumut in the Snowy Mountains region of New South Wales, Australia, an area known for hydroelectric infrastructure, forestry, and proximity to the Snowy Mountains Scheme. Unlike major Australian airports, TUM functions primarily as a general aviation facility, supporting agricultural flying, small charter operations, and recreational pilots rather than scheduled commercial service. The aerodrome's grass or sealed runway, depending on conditions, accommodates light aircraft typical of rural Australian airstrips. Tumut's forestry industry and scenic mountain surroundings attract seasonal visitors, and TUM provides a practical access point for aerial agricultural work, emergency services, and private flying in this part of the Riverina and Snowy Mountains region.