Broome Int'l airport (BME)

Broome International Airport (IATA: BME, ICAO: YBRM) serves as the gateway to the stunning natural landscapes and indigenous cultural experiences of Broome, a coastal town in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Situated just a few kilometers from the town center, Broome International plays a pivotal role in connecting this remote, yet popular tourist destination with major cities across Australia and beyond.

Established in 1921, the airport has undergone significant transformations to accommodate the growing demands of travelers, initially serving as a modest aerodrome and gradually evolving into a modern international hub. Its strategic location near Cable Beach and the Indian Ocean makes it a crucial point of entry for tourists seeking the unique allure of Western Australia's rugged beauty and pearling history.

Broome International Airport operates both domestic and limited international flights, making it an essential part of the region's transport infrastructure. The airport hosts several airlines, including major carriers like Qantas and Virgin Australia, alongside regional operators such as Airnorth. On average, the airport handles over 300,000 passengers annually, reflecting its importance in regional tourism and commerce.

With a single runway and modern passenger facilities, Broome International ensures a comfortable travel experience. It supports numerous flights weekly, particularly during the peak tourist season from April to October, when visitors flock to enjoy Broome’s picturesque sunset camel rides and laid-back atmosphere. The airport's commitment to providing efficient services and fostering a seamless travel experience continues to bolster its reputation as a vital transport hub in Western Australia.