🛩️ Winton Aerodrome (closed 1935)

Australia · Oceania · 22.36°S, 143.06°E

Winton Aerodrome was an early airfield located north of Winton, Queensland in Australia. It was the birthplace of Australian flag carrier Qantas, and saw frequent visits by renowned aviators and Australian politicians. It was replaced by the new and larger Winton Aerodrome in 1935, when the council sought a permit for flights involving larger aircraft.

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Country	Australia
Continent / region	Oceania
Coordinates (approx.)	22.36°S, 143.06°E · view on map

Winton Aerodrome (closed 1935) is located in Australia, in Oceania.

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