Boulia Airport is a small regional airport located in Boulia, a remote outback town in southwest Queensland, Australia. It serves as a vital air link for the surrounding Channel Country region, connecting isolated communities to larger urban centres. The airport is owned and operated by Boulia Shire Council and primarily handles light aircraft and small regional turboprop services. It plays an essential role in medical evacuations and mail delivery given the vast distances involved in outback Queensland. Boulia itself is best known as the home of the Min Min Light phenomenon, a mysterious nocturnal light reported in the region, and the airport serves visitors and locals drawn to the area's unique outback character.