Wondai Airport (WDI)

Wondai Airport serves the South Burnett region of Queensland as a small general aviation facility supporting local agricultural and tourism activities. Located at 320 feet elevation with a single 4,606-foot runway, the airport operates primarily during daylight hours with pilot-controlled lighting systems. The facility maintains CTAF frequency at 126.700 MHz with additional miscellaneous frequencies for coordination. No permanent navigation aids are installed, requiring visual flight rules operations and current weather information from nearby airports. Jet fuel availability varies and should be confirmed in advance through local operators. Ground transportation consists of rental vehicles, local taxis, and courtesy transportation arranged through area businesses. The airport serves the charming rural community of Wondai, known for its friendly atmosphere and local events celebrating the region's agricultural heritage. Nearby aviation facilities include Murgon Airport (8 km), Kingaroy Airport (33 km), and Nanango Airport (47 km) for alternative services. Weather conditions are generally favorable with Queensland's subtropical climate, though seasonal thunderstorms may impact operations. The facility provides access to South Burnett attractions including wineries, farming experiences, and natural areas. The airport operates in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST, UTC+10) with daylight saving adjustments during summer months. Runway 06/24 is sealed and maintained to accommodate aircraft up to twin-engine corporate jets. The facility features basic aircraft parking and tie-down services with security provided through local arrangements. Emergency services coordinate through Queensland Ambulance Service and Fire and Rescue Queensland when required. Seasonal agricultural spraying operations may create temporary activity increases during farming periods.

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