Mackay Port Authority
Mackay Seaport
Mackay Airport
Latest Mackay Airport News
News
RAAF conducts training exercises at Mackay Airport
Posted on 13 Feb 2007 by mackayportsOriginally published on 19th July 2006
The RAAF has used Mackay Airport to conduct a series of training exercises for its Caribou crews this week.
The aircraft is connected to Operation 28 Squadron RAAF Amberley.
The Caribou (DHC-4)is a twin-engine, short takeoff and landing (STOL) utility transport built by de Havilland Aircraft of Canada, Ltd. It is used primarily for tactical airlift missions in forward battle areaswith short, unimproved airstrips.
As a cargo aircraft the Caribou can haul more than three tons of equipment. The Caribou's STOL capability made it particularly suitable for delivering troops, supplies, and equipment to isolated outposts. The Caribou made its first flight in June 30, 1958.
Check your arrivals & departuresMackay Airport (Google Maps)
Find Mackay Airport on Google Maps
Airport Information
Airport 
Airport
TransportBook your flight online
Qantas, Virgin Blue, Jetstar & Tiger Airways are the servicing airlines for Mackay Airport. To book your flight online simply click on the link above to go to the airlines site.
Car Hire
Get a quote or make a reservation with Hertz here
Rent a car or truck or lease a vehicle from Hertz
Get a quote or make a reservation with Red Spot Car Rentals here
Latest model vehicles – average age 6 months
Pre-book your taxi on the Queensland Taxi's website.Bookings can also be made by phoning 131-008 or faxing +61 7 4778 9511
Download the Mackay Taxi price list (PDF 18KB)
Book your Britz Discover the wonderful destinations in and around the Mackay Region that you can visit with Britz Hire.
Download the Britz Touring Itinerary Flyer PDF 2.2mb.
Suggested touring itineraries for Mackay and region are available at www.britz.com.au
