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Roma Airport

Roma, Australia
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Gateway to Queensland's outback oil and gas country.

Location
Roma, Australia
Roma Airport (IATA: RMA, ICAO: YROM) is a regional airport serving the town of Roma in Queensland, Australia. Located in the Maranoa region, it provides essential air connectivity for a community that is a significant hub for Queensland's oil, natural gas, and agricultural industries. The airport handles scheduled passenger services as well as charter and general aviation flights supporting the resources sector. Its runway and facilities accommodate turboprop regional aircraft, making it an important link between Roma and major Queensland cities. Roma is known as Australia's "Beef Capital," and the airport serves graziers, resource workers, and local residents who rely on air travel given the town's distance from major urban centres.
Terminals
Roma Airport has a single small terminal building suited to regional passenger volumes.
Getting to & from
Ground transport between the airport and Roma town centre is primarily by taxi or private vehicle, as there is no scheduled public bus service.
Airlines here
QantasLink has operated scheduled services at Roma Airport, connecting the town to Brisbane.
Notable facts
  • ›Roma is known as Queensland's oil and gas capital, generating significant charter aviation demand.
  • ›The airport serves a town approximately 480 kilometres west of Brisbane.
  • ›Roma is branded Australia's 'Beef Capital,' reflecting the region's major cattle industry.
  • ›The airport supports both scheduled RPT services and a high volume of charter flights for the resources sector.
  • ›Roma Airport's runway can accommodate turboprop aircraft such as the Bombardier Dash 8 series.
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Route map (2 destinations)

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Airlines serving this airport

Aero Condor Peru
Q6
Qantas
QF

Routes

RMA → BNEQ6 · DH3
RMA → BNEQF · DH4 DH3
RMA → CTLQF · DH3
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City & Place Guide

Queensland's oil capital where outback charm meets big skies

Roma is a thriving outback town in Queensland's Maranoa region, roughly 480 kilometres west of Brisbane. Known as the gateway to outback Queensland, it blends agricultural heritage with a surprisingly rich cultural scene and warm, welcoming locals.

The town sits in the heart of Australia's largest natural gas field and has long served as a major cattle-trading hub. Visitors come for its wide, shady streets, friendly pace, and easy access to classic Queensland outback landscapes.

Despite its remote setting, Roma offers solid amenities including comfortable accommodation, good dining, and well-maintained visitor facilities, making it an excellent base for exploring the surrounding region.

  • •Big Rig Night Show — illuminated outdoor theatre celebrating Roma's oil and gas heritage
  • •Romavilla Winery — Queensland's oldest winery producing wines since the 1860s
  • •Outback Explorers Display — free museum tracing exploration and pioneering history
  • •Roma Saleyards — one of Australia's largest cattle sales, a genuine outback spectacle
  • •Carnarvon National Park (day trip) — stunning sandstone gorges and ancient Aboriginal rock art
  • •Bungil Creek Wetlands — peaceful spot for birdwatching and riverside walks

Getting around: Roma is best explored by car, and hiring one in Brisbane before driving out is the most practical option. Greyhound and Queensland Rail's Spirit of the Outback train connect Roma to Brisbane, while local taxis serve the town centre. Rideshare apps have limited coverage, so a taxi or your own vehicle is essential for reaching attractions outside the main street.

Best time: Autumn and winter (April to August) offer the most comfortable temperatures, with clear skies and mild days ideal for outdoor exploration.

Local food: Try a hearty steak from locally raised Maranoa beef at one of Roma's pub bistros, and don't miss a tasting at Romavilla Winery for a uniquely Queensland outback cellar-door experience.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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Roma Airport
Encyclopaedia

Roma Airport is an airport located 2 nautical miles northwest of Roma, Queensland, Australia. The airport underwent a major redevelopment completed in April 2012, replacing the original A.T. Berry Terminal with a larger, modern facility. Much of the $14 million project funded by energy and resources companies to support their operations in the area.

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