The skiway at Casey Station in Antarctica is a prepared snow and ice strip operated for the Australian Antarctic Program, not a commercial airport, and it holds no IATA or ICAO code. It exists solely to supply the research station and move personnel, usually on ski-equipped aircraft; there is no third-party cargo handling, no customs post and no commercial traffic, and earlier claims about global supply chains do not apply. Supplies and equipment reach the station from Hobart (HBA) in Tasmania, by ship or via the nearby Wilkins ice runway.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Casey Station Skiway located?▼

Casey Station Skiway is located in Casey Station, AQ.

What is the elevation of Casey Station Skiway?▼

Casey Station Skiway is at an elevation of 359 meters (1178 ft) above sea level.

Location & Weather

-66.28806, 110.75750

359 m ü. NN

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Last updated: 7 September 2026

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