Warraber Island Airport

Warraber Island Airport (IATA: SYU, ICAO: YWBS) is an airport in Sue Islet, Queensland, Australia. It was named Nelson Airport and officially opened on 26 November 1977.

Airlines and destinations

Airlines	Destinations
West Wing Aviation	Coconut Island, Horn Island, Saibai Island, Yam Island

References

↑ YWBS – Warraber Island (PDF). AIP En Route Supplement from Airservices Australia, effective 29 May 2014

Airports in Australia

Australian Capital Territory	Canberra

New South Wales	Albury Armidale Ballina Bathurst Broken Hill Cobar Coffs Harbour Cooma Dubbo Grafton Griffith Lismore Lord Howe Island Merimbula Moree Moruya Mudgee Narrabri Narrandera Newcastle Orange Parkes Port Macquarie Sydney Tamworth Taree Wagga Wagga

Northern Territory	Alice Springs Ayers Rock Darwin Elcho Island Lake Evella Groote Eylandt Hooker Creek Maningrida McArthur River Mine Milingimbi Gove Ramingining Tennant Creek Tindal Victoria River Downs

Queensland	Aurukun Badu Island Bamaga (Northern Peninsula) Barcaldine Bedourie Birdsville Blackall Blackwater Boigu Island Boulia Brisbane Brisbane West (Wellcamp) Bundaberg Burketown Cairns Charleville Chinchilla Cloncurry Coconut Island Coen Cooktown Cunnamulla Darnley Island Dirranbandi Doomadgee Emerald Gladstone Gold Coast Great Barrier Reef (Hamilton Island) Hervey Bay Horn Island Hughenden Julia Creek Karumba Kowanyama Kubin (Moa Island) Lizard Island Lockhart River Longreach Mabuiag Island Mackay Moranbah Mornington Island Mount Isa Murray Island Normanton Palm Island Quilpie Richmond Rockhampton Roma Saibai Island St George Springvale Sunshine Coast Thangool Thargomindah Toowoomba Townsville Warraber Island Weipa Whitsunday Coast Windorah Winton Yam Island Yorke Island

South Australia	Adelaide Ceduna Coober Pedy Kingscote Mount Gambier Olympic Dam Port Augusta Port Lincoln Prominent Hill Whyalla

Tasmania	Burnie Devonport Flinders Island Hobart King Island Launceston

Victoria	Avalon Essendon Hamilton Melbourne Mildura Moorabbin Mount Hotham Portland Warrnambool

Western Australia	Albany Argyle Broome Busselton Carnarvon Derby Esperance Fitzroy Crossing Geraldton Halls Creek Kalbarri Kalgoorlie Karratha Kununurra Lake Gregory Laverton Learmonth Leinster Leonora Meekatharra Mount Magnet Newman Paraburdoo Perth Port Hedland Ravensthorpe Shark Bay Springvale Wiluna

External territories	Christmas Island Cocos (Keeling) Islands Norfolk Island Wilkins

This lists airports in Australia with scheduled passenger services. Airports with scheduled international services are bolded.

Airports in Queensland

Public airports	Abingdon Agnew Alpha Aramac Archerfield Arrabury Aurukun Barcaldine Bedourie Birdsville Blackall Blackwater Boigu Island Boulia Bowen Brisbane Brisbane West Wellcamp Bundaberg Burketown Caboolture Cairns Caloundra Camooweal Charleville Charters Towers Chillagoe Chinchilla Clermont Cloncurry Coen Cooktown Cunnamulla Darnley Island Dirranbandi Donnington Airpark Doomadgee Dunk Island Edward River Emerald Gayndah Georgetown Gladstone Gold Coast Goondiwindi Great Barrier Reef Gympie Hervey Bay Horn Island Hughenden Innisfail Julia Creek Karumba Kingaroy Kowanyama Kubin Lizard Island Lockhart River Longreach Mabuiag Island Mackay Mareeba Maryborough Moranbah Mornington Island Mount Isa Murray Island Muttaburra Normanton Northern Peninsula Palm Island Quilpie Redcliffe Richmond Rockhampton Roma St George Springvale Stanthorpe Sunshine Coast Taroom Thangool Thargomindah Toowoomba Townsville Warwick Weipa Whitsunday Coast Windorah Winton

Private airports	Badu Island Ballera Century Mine Coconut Island Dysart Elrose Middlemount Mount Gordon Osborne Mine Saibai Island Southport Springsure The Monument Trepell Warraber Island Whitsunday Yam Island Yorke Island

Military airports	Amberley Enoggera Oakey Scherger Townsville Williamson

Defunct airports	Antil Plains Eagle Farm Breddan Petrie Tarampa Aitkenvale Bohle River Reid River

Related	New South Wales Northern Territory South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia Territories of Australia

Airports in bold have scheduled service

List of Torres Strait topics

Torres Strait Islands,
islets, and cays

Bellevue group	Aipus Cap Kamutnab Keatinge Mabuiag Pulu Subur Warakuikul Talab Widul

Bourke group	Aukane Aureed Kabbikane Layoak Mimi Roberts Yam

Duncan group	Kanig Maitak Meth

Inner group	Port Lihou Yeta

Manar group	Albany Bush Eborac Ida Middle Brother

Talbot group	Aubussi Boigu Moimi

The Three Sisters group	Bet Poll Sue

Yorke group	Keats Marsden Rennel Smith

Ungrouped	Allison Anchor Arden Badu Barn Barney Bond Booby Bramble Browne Campbell Canoe Castle Coconut Crab Dalrymple Darnley Dauan Dayman Deliverance Dove Dugong Dumaralug East East Strait Entrance Farewell Flat Friday Gabba Getullai Goods Great Woody Green Halfway Hammond Hawkesbury High Horn Kaumag Kerr Lacey Little Adolphus Little Woody Lowry Mai Meddler Moa Morilug Mouinndo Mount Adolphus Mount Ernest Murangi Murray Nepean Nicklin North North Possession North West Obelisk Packe Passage Pearce Phipps Portlock Prince of Wales Quoin Red Red Wallis Roko Saddle Saibai Salter Sassie Spencer Stephens Suarji Thursday Tobin Travers Tree Trochus Tudu Tukupai Turnagain Turtle Head Turtle Turu Twin Underdown Wednesday West Whale Woody Wallis York Yorke Zagai

People, culture,
communities and
languages

Notable Torres Strait islanders	Christine Anu Seaman Dan Aaron Fa'aoso Josh Hoffman Nathan Jawai Ellen Jose Robert Lui Eddie Mabo Rachael Maza Long Patty Mills Rita Mills Mills Sisters Danny Morseu Tanu Nona Albert Proud Wendell Sailor Sam Thaiday Brent Webb Jesse Williams

Culture	Indigenous Australian music Mabo (film) Taba Naba

Communities	Bamaga Kaurareg Mabuiag Meriam (people) Seisia

Languages	Bine Eastern Trans-Fly Gizrra Kalaw Lagaw Ya Meriam Torres Strait Creole Torres Strait English Wipi

Governance and
legal matters

Governance	Shire of Torres Torres Strait Islander Flag Torres Strait Island Region Torres Strait Regional Authority

Legal cases and principles	Akiba v Commonwealth Mabo v Queensland (No 1) Mabo v Queensland (No 2) Terra nullius

Buildings and structures

Other

Category

Commons See also: List of Torres Strait Islands

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