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Cootamundra, NSW

Cootamundra Airport, located on Railway Parade in Cootamundra, NSW, is a historic aerodrome with a rich aviation heritage. Established in 1934, it served as the southern terminus for Australia's airmail service, connecting Sydney and Melbourne. The airport is named after Arthur Butler, who designed and flew Australia's first all-metal framed aircraft. Today, it offers facilities for visiting pilots, including a 24-hour Avgas bowser accepting various payment methods, and is within walking distance to local amenities such as restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, and accommodation.