Landing on Australia's shortest runway - Mabuiag, Torres Strait, Britten-Norman BN-2A-21 Islander

Flying into Mabuiag in far north Queensland to land on the Australia's shortest runway, crocodiles on either side if you don't make it. Shot by Damian Barbeler.
Britten-Norman BN-2A-21 Islander, registration VH-WQA.

[@ozpilotgirl]

Yep, know of one pilot several years ago who ended up in the dam on the left of the runway, due to a nasty crosswind and aquaplaning. The resident croc was initially quite upset, but subsequently used the planes' wing to sunbake on for a few days before it was retrieved on a barge and sent back to Horn Island...the plane that is...not the croc!!!!!!!!!

[@mattzoom8656]

That was flawlessly done

[@marvinracer88]

awesome

[@user-rb4bv2nz2d]

Cooming soon

[@heli-crewhgs5285]

You really need to include the a/c type in the title.

[@topologyrob]

Oh yes - it's a Britten-Norman BN-2A-21 Islander, reg. VH-WQA

[@PEPcessna]

aero commander or BN2?

[@Tecnobingo]

Lenght of the runway?

[@kokujin5446]

Just under 400

[@kisssys5414]

450 Meters

[@TransitionLevel110]

Patchy!