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AIRPORT CODES
| ABX | Albury |
| ADL | Adelaide |
| ASP | Alice Springs |
| BHQ | Broken Hill |
| BME | Broome |
| BNE | Brisbane |
| BWT | Wynyard, Tasmania |
| CBR | Canberra |
| CML | Camooweal |
| CNJ | Cloncurry |
| CNS | Cairns |
| CTL | Charleville |
| DRW | Darwin |
| GOV | Gove |
| HBA | Hobart, Tasmania |
| ISA | Mount Isa |
| KNX | Kununurra |
| KTR | Katherine/Tindal |
| LRE | Longreach |
| MEB | Melbourne Essendon |
| MEL | Melbourne Tullamarine |
| MKY | Mackay |
| NTN | Normanton |
| PER | Perth |
| PHE | Port Hedland |
| ROK | Rockhampton |
| SYD | Sydney |
| TCA | Tennant Creek |
| TSV | Townsville |
| WEI | Weipa |
| WGA | Wagga Wagga |
| WSAT | Tengah, Singapore |
| YAMB | Amberley RAAF Base (ABAM) |
| YLVT | Laverton RAAF Base (AMLV) |
| YPEA | Pearce RAAF Base (APPE) |
| YPED | [ED] Edinburgh RAAF Base (APED) |
| YSNW | [NW] Nowra RAN Station Albatross (ASNW) |
| YSRI | [RI] Richmond RAAF Base (ASRI) |
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NOTES ON AIRPORT CODES
| Because of space limitations in the main table, codes have been used for all airports. Where available, the three-letter IATA codes are used as these will be more familiar to most readers. Where no IATA code is available, the four-letter ICAO code is used. Again, for the convenience of readers, the current ICAO codes are used although it should be noted that the Y series ICAO codes did not come into effect until the 1990s. In these cases, the codes that were in use at the time of Cyclone Tracy are shown in brackets. |