Airport
Orange Airport (OAG)
Orange Airport is a small regional gateway serving the city of Orange, the Central Tablelands and nearby towns such as Blayney and Cowra. Compare transfer options to central Orange and surrounding areas after arriving in New South Wales.
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About Orange Airport
Orange Airport is a small regional airport serving Orange and the Central Tablelands of New South Wales, Australia. It provides domestic air connections for the city and surrounding communities including Blayney and Cowra.
The current terminal opened in August 2014 as part of an airport upgrade and includes dedicated departures and arrivals areas, a café and car rental desks. The airport operates a single passenger terminal and one main runway.
Located in the Huntley area near Spring Hill, the airport sits about 11 km from central Orange. Travellers typically continue by taxi, rental car or private transfer, with normal driving times of around 15 minutes.
As a compact regional gateway, the airport offers straightforward check-in, short walking distances and easy onward access to the city, making it a practical entry point for visitors to the region.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Orange Airport operates a single passenger terminal serving all domestic arrivals and departures. The compact terminal has no separate international or Schengen areas and handles regional flights only.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Orange Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Orange Airport to hotels, city destinations and surrounding locations across the Central Tablelands.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a professional chauffeur by the hour for flexible travel from the airport, business appointments, winery visits or journeys around Orange.
Car Rental
Rent a car from Orange Airport for independent travel around Orange and onward trips to nearby towns such as Blayney and Cowra.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter buses for groups travelling between Orange Airport, hotels, event venues and regional destinations.
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