Innisfail Airport , also known as Mundoo Aerodrome, is in Mundoo, Queensland, Australia.
The site for the airport was chosen on 20 November 1936. The estimated funds of ã1145 for construction were allocated before acquiring the land.
In July it was reported that the Johnstone Shire Council had proposed to borrow ã1250 for construction costs.
on 29 August 1938 at 9:30, a De Havilland DH.84 Dragon crashed, killing the pilot and four passengers with one survivor. The flight was operated by North Queensland Airways. On final approach to Innisfail Airport, the pilot saw a tractor on the runway and initiated a go around procedure. The airplane stalled and crashed short of the runway, bursting into flames. The cause of the crash was pilot error. He had never flown a De Havilland DH.84 Dragon.
Innisfail Airport opened publicly on 12 August 1951 to a crowd of around 3,000 people.