Latrobe Regional Airport

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Description

Since opening in 1958, Latrobe Regional Airport has played an important role in the region’s aviation story. Today, it is one of Victoria’s premier regional airports, supporting emergency services, aviation training, business, tourism, recreation and the next generation of aviation technology.

Just seven kilometres from Traralgon’s CBD, the airport covers 400 acres, has three runways and is home to vintage warbirds (P51 Mustang) and military aircraft, as well as more than 100 general aviation aircraft.

The airport is also home to the Latrobe Aerospace Technology Precinct, which is shaping the future of aviation through enabling aerospace innovation, research and testing.

What's On

Go behind the scenes at Latrobe Regional Airport, explore its aviation history, take a guided tour and discover the vision for the Latrobe Aerospace Technology Precinct and the future of Advanced Air Mobility.

Images: (1-4) Latrobe Regional Airport. Photos: Reece Smee.

Important Details

Tour/event summary information

Saturday 10 October
Tour runs at 10am
Running for 60 minutes for 30 people

Bookings

Bookings required—$7 booking fee applies
Bookings live 10am Wednesday 9 September

Bookings coming soon

Meeting Point

Meet in the Latrobe Regional Airport terminal building

Accessibility

Ramp or level (step free) entry, Accessible bathrooms, Parent's room, Accessible parking, All ages

Location

What's on nearby

Site Tour
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Walking Tour, Self Guided Tour
Traralgon Railway Reservoir Conversation Reserve

Saturday 10 October, Sunday 11 October

Building Tour
Gippsland Regional Aquatic Centre

Saturday 10 October

Building Tour, Open Building, Site Tour
Gippsland Performing Arts Centre

Saturday 10 October, Sunday 11 October

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