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IATA LDHICAO YLHI

Lord Howe Island Airport

Lord Howe Island, New South Wales, Australia

Lord Howe Island Airport is a small airport serving Lord Howe Island, Australia. Its IATA code is LDH and its ICAO code is YLHI. The airport lies at an elevation of 5 ft (2 m) above sea level. It has 1 runway(s); the longest is 10/28, 2,906 ft (886 m) long. Local time follows the Australia/Lord_Howe time zone.

Key facts

IATA code
LDH
ICAO code
YLHI
Airport type
Small airport
Elevation
5 ft (2 m)
Coordinates
-31.5382, 159.0755
Time zone
Australia/Lord_Howe
Local time now
—
Scheduled service
Yes

Location

CFS — Coffs Harbour AirportPQQ — Port Macquarie AirportBNK — Ballina Byron Gateway AirportLSY — Lismore AirportOOL — Gold Coast AirportBNE — Brisbane International AirportMCY — Sunshine Coast AirportHVB — Hervey Bay AirportCFSPQQBNKLSYOOLBNEMCYHVBLDH
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Runways

RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceLighted
10/282,906 ft · 886 m—BNo

Nearest airports

Airports with scheduled service closest to Lord Howe Island Airport, by great-circle distance.

AirportCityDistance
CFS Coffs Harbour AirportCoffs Harbour, Australia584 km · 363 mi
PQQ Port Macquarie AirportPort Macquarie, Australia589 km · 366 mi
BNK Ballina Byron Gateway AirportBallina, Australia609 km · 378 mi
LSY Lismore AirportLismore, Australia635 km · 395 mi
OOL Gold Coast AirportGold Coast, Australia655 km · 407 mi
BNE Brisbane International AirportBrisbane, Australia739 km · 459 mi
MCY Sunshine Coast AirportMaroochydore, Australia801 km · 498 mi
HVB Hervey Bay AirportHervey Bay, Australia919 km · 571 mi

Distances to major hubs

Great-circle distances from LDH. These are geographic distances, not a list of operated flights.

Radio frequencies

Not for navigation. Always use official, current aeronautical publications.

TypeDescriptionMHz
CTAFCTAF126.700
MISCMISC121.600

External links

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Frequently asked questions

What is the airport code of Lord Howe Island Airport?

The IATA code of Lord Howe Island Airport is LDH and its ICAO code is YLHI.

Where is Lord Howe Island Airport located?

Lord Howe Island Airport is in Lord Howe Island, New South Wales, Australia, at -31.5382, 159.0755.

What time zone is Lord Howe Island Airport in?

Lord Howe Island Airport uses the IANA time zone Australia/Lord_Howe. Daylight saving time, where applicable, is applied automatically by the clock on this page.

How long is the longest runway at Lord Howe Island Airport?

The longest runway listed is 10/28, 2,906 ft (886 m) long.

What is the nearest airport to Lord Howe Island Airport?

The nearest airport with scheduled service in our directory is Coffs Harbour Airport (CFS), about 584 km (363 mi) away.

Source: OurAirports (data updated: 9 November 2026). Not for navigation. Always use official, current aeronautical publications.