NLK · YSNF · Norfolk Island International Airport

Norfolk Island International Airport (NLK)

Burnt Pine, Norfolk Island · medium airport · -29.042° 167.940° ·
Airport Information
IATA CodeNLK
ICAO CodeYSNF
Typemedium airport
NameNorfolk Island International Airport
MunicipalityBurnt Pine
CountryNorfolk Island
ContinentOC
Latitude-29.042° S
Longitude167.940° E
Elevation371 ft
Climate ZoneTemperate
Scheduled ServiceYes
Score750
Local TimeLoading...
Country & Timezone Info
CountryNorfolk Island
ISO Code
RegionBurnt Pine
Continent CodeOC
IANA TimezoneUnknown
UTC Offset (Standard)N/A
DST OffsetN/A
Current Offset--

🌬 Best Time to Fly

Recommended: April – October
Cooler dry season in Oceania
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Dry: Apr–OctWet: Nov–Mar

✈ Airlines Serving NLK

QF — QantasVA — Virgin AustraliaNZ — Air New ZealandFJ — Fiji Airways

🌡 Climate — Temperate (29.0°S)

Jan
Feb
10°
Mar
13°
Apr
17°
May
21°
11°
Jun
26°
15°
Jul
28°
17°
Aug
27°
16°
Sep
23°
13°
Oct
18°
Nov
12°
Dec
* Approximate average temperatures by month based on temperate latitude zone

AI-Enhanced Insights

Norfolk Island International Airport (NLK) serves Norfolk Island, a remote Australian external territory located in the South Pacific Ocean between Australia, New Zealand, and New Caledonia. Situated near the island's main commercial centre of Burnt Pine, the airport is the sole aviation gateway to the island, handling both scheduled passenger services and occasional charter flights. The terminal and short runway accommodate the small regional aircraft typical of remote Pacific island operations.

💡 Local Tip
Pack a light jacket even in summer—Norfolk Island's weather can shift quickly between warm sunshine and cool ocean breezes, and the open-air terminal can feel chilly during early morning arrivals.
🚖 Getting There

The airport is located approximately 2 km from Burnt Pine, so taxis and pre-arranged shuttle services are quick and inexpensive options for the short journey. Car hire is the most popular choice for visitors since public transport is limited and the island is best explored independently. Airport parking is straightforward if you have a local vehicle arranged.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do you get to Norfolk Island from mainland Australia?
A: The most common route is a roughly 2.5-hour flight from Sydney or Brisbane, typically operated by QantasLink using turboprop aircraft. Flights from Auckland, New Zealand are also available.

Q: Does the airport have international facilities?
A: While Norfolk Island is an Australian territory, it operates under separate immigration and customs arrangements. The airport processes both domestic Australian flights and limited international arrivals.

Q: Are there car rental services at the airport?
A: Yes, several local car hire companies operate on the island, and many offer pickup and drop-off arrangements at the airport. Booking in advance is recommended given limited availability.

Q: How far is the airport from Burnt Pine?
A: The airport is located just a few minutes' drive from Burnt Pine, the island's main settlement, making it very convenient for visitors.
AI-generated content · Generated Jun 29, 2026 · MiniMax-M3

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