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Richmond Airport (ICAO: YRMD, IATA: RCM) serves the town of Richmond in western Queensland, Australia, with a single hard-surfaced, lit runway suitable for light aircraft and small airline operations. It sits at an elevation of 666 feet and lies within Brisbane's area of responsibility for air traffic services.
Richmond Airport is a small regional aerodrome serving the town of Richmond in the State of Queensland, Australia. It carries the ICAO code YRMD and IATA code RCM, and supports scheduled airline services in addition to general aviation traffic, making it a useful waypoint or destination for VFR pilots exploring the Queensland outback.
The airfield lies at coordinates -20.7019, 143.115, at an elevation of 666 feet, in the vicinity of Richmond, Queensland. Air traffic in the area is coordinated with Brisbane Centre, indicating the field lies within the airspace overseen from Brisbane.
Richmond Airport has a single physical runway orientated 09/27, with a hard surface measuring 4,990 feet in length. The runway is lit, supporting operations outside daylight hours, but there is no ILS available at the field.
Pilots should use the CTAF on 126.7 MHz for traffic advisories at the aerodrome. A flight service frequency of 123.95 MHz is also available, and the field falls under the coordination of Brisbane Centre. There is no ILS or other precision approach aid at Richmond.
Richmond Airport continues to handle both general aviation and scheduled airline traffic under its IATA designator RCM, serving the surrounding Richmond district in Queensland.