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AIRPORT

Darwin International AirportYPDN / DRW

Darwin International Airport serves Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. Its ICAO code is YPDN and its IATA code DRW. The longest of its 2 runways is 11/29, at 11,004 ft (3,354 m). The field is 103 ft (31 m) above sea level. Local time is Australia/Darwin, UTC+9:30.

Published by Overfly · Airport data: OurAirports, 14 Sep 2026 · Last updated 23 Sep 2026

ICAO

YPDN

IATA

DRW

LONGEST RUNWAY

11,004 ft

3,354 m · 11/29

ELEVATION

103 ft

31 m

TIME ZONE

UTC+9:30

Australia/Darwin

POSITION

12.415°S

130.882°E

Runways

11/2911,004 ft · 3,354 mASP

18/365,000 ft · 1,524 mASP

Nearest airports

Bathurst Island Airport YBTI 42 nm35m

Snake Bay Airport YSNB 61 nm40m

Garden Point Airport YGPT 67 nm40m

Port Keats Airport YPKT 136 nm45m

Tindal Airport YPTN 154 nm50m

Nackeroo Airfield AU-0796191 nm55m

Maningrida Airport YMGD 198 nm55m

East Kimberley Regional (Kununurra) Airport YPKU 238 nm1h 00m

Questions people ask about Darwin International Airport

How long is the runway at Darwin International Airport?

The longest runway, 11/29, is 11,004 ft (3,354 m), surface ASP. Darwin International Airport has 2 runways in all.

What is the elevation of Darwin International Airport?

103 ft (31 m) above mean sea level.

What time zone is Darwin International Airport in?

Australia/Darwin: UTC+9:30.

What are the codes for Darwin International Airport?

ICAO YPDN, IATA DRW. It serves Darwin, Australia.

How far can you fly from Darwin?

Open the mapper with a 7,300 nm range ring around YPDN, then pick your own aircraft, add a route and check every leg.

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