Casterton is now a CFA Fire Bombing Base for Western Victoria with extensive facilities for continuous use during the Fire Season
At around 500ft ASL the main runway 16/34 rises significantly near the Northern (terminal) end and is nearly 4000ft of wide well groomed gravel - a very short grass cross strip would suit extreme crosswinds
The CTAF is 126.7 and beware the CFA operations will use other frequencies during a fire.
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Position
🔗 Fri, 01 Jan 2016
— Anonymous Flyer at Casterton Airport, Australia Reply
Casterton 16/34 is red brown and obvious around a mile further West of the green marker on the map; WSW of the Town
Status
🔗 Fri, 01 Jan 2016
— Anonymous Flyer at Casterton Airport, Australia Reply
Casterton is now a CFA Fire Bombing Base for Western Victoria with extensive facilities for continuous use during the Fire Season
At around 500ft ASL the main runway 16/34 rises significantly near the Northern (terminal) end and is nearly 4000ft of wide well groomed gravel - a very short grass cross strip would suit extreme crosswinds
The CTAF is 126.7 and beware the CFA operations will use other frequencies during a fire.
Casterton airfield
🔗 Tue, 18 Oct 2011
— Anonymous Flyer at Casterton Airport, Australia Reply
This airport is a single unsealed runway and is akin to landing & taking off from an aircraft carrier. eg: ~