ASP
Alice Springs Airport
Alice Springs Airport (IATA: ASP, ICAO: YBAS) is a medium airport in Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia. It opened in 1940. It has 2 runways; the longest is 2,438 m (7,999 ft). In 2022 it handled 344 thousand passengers.
Timeline
2 events · 1940–19771940
OpenedAlice Springs Airport opens.
05 JAN 1977
DisasterConnellan air disaster.5 killed
From WikidataEvery airfield, 1903–2026
Runways & airfield
Schematic · N · © OpenStreetMap12/30120° / 300° · LIT
LENGTH2,438 m7,999 ftWIDTH45 m148 ftSURFACEAsphalt
17/35178° / 358° · LIT
LENGTH1,133 m3,717 ftWIDTH18 m60 ftSURFACEAsphalt
Passengers per year
2011–2022599K
580K
655K
621K
594K
612K
618K
621K
555K
209K
260K
344K
111213141516171819202122
Routes
6 destinations · 1 countryYear-round6
TCATennant Creek AirportAustralia · Airnorth465 km289 miDRWDarwin International Airport / RAAF DarwinAustralia · QantasLink, Airnorth1,306 km812 miADLAdelaide International AirportAustralia · Qantas Airways, Virgin Australia1,317 km818 miCNSCairns International AirportAustralia · Airnorth1,454 km903 miMELMelbourne AirportAustralia · Qantas Airways1,859 km1,155 miPERPerth International AirportAustralia · Airnorth1,978 km1,229 miMost destinationsAirnorth 4Qantas Airways 2QantasLink 1Virgin Australia 1
Straight lines are great circles; rings mark true distance from ASP. From the Wikipedia article “Alice Springs Airport” (revision of 21 Sep 2026), CC BY-SA 4.0.
Records & rankings
Ranked among 48,011 open airports · world · region · countryScale: share of airports ranked below, best on the right · ties shown as = and a band · passengers are each airport’s latest year on record
Radio frequencies
4 channelsATISATIS115.900
CTAFCTAF118.300
FSSMELBOURNE CNTR119.800
TWRTWR118.300