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Regional Queensland gateway serving the Central Highlands.
Location
Clermont, Australia
Clermont Airport (IATA: CMQ, ICAO: YCMT) is a small regional airport located near Clermont, a rural town in the Central Highlands region of Queensland, Australia. It primarily serves general aviation and charter operations supporting the local agricultural and mining industries.
The airport is owned and operated by Isaac Regional Council and provides essential air access to a remote part of inland Queensland. Scheduled passenger services have historically been limited, with the airport functioning mainly as a base for charter flights, mustering operations, and emergency services.
Terminals
The airport has a simple, single terminal facility consistent with small regional Queensland airports.
Getting to & from
Ground transport to and from the airport relies primarily on private vehicles or pre-arranged transfers, as no regular public transport services operate to the facility.
Notable facts
- ›Clermont is a town in the Central Highlands of Queensland, approximately 280 km southwest of Mackay.
- ›The airport primarily supports general aviation, charter, and mining industry flights.
- ›Isaac Regional Council is responsible for the administration of the airport.
- ›The surrounding region is known for coal mining and cattle grazing industries.
- ›Emergency services and aerial mustering operations make regular use of the airfield.
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