Koro Island Airport guide

Koro Airport (IATA KXF, ICAO NFNO) serves Koro Island, a volcanic island in the Lomaiviti Archipelago of Fiji's Eastern Division. The island covers 105.3 km², is about 17 km long, rises to 514 m and has around 14 villages, eight on the east coast and six on the west. The largest settlement is Nasau. The airstrip sits on the east coast at an elevation of about 109 m.

The airport has one grass runway, 10/28, about 790 m long. It is the only airport in Fiji with a sloped runway. Airports Fiji Limited operates it, and there is no published passenger traffic.

Scheduled flights are infrequent. Northern Air and Fiji Link are listed on the route to Nausori Airport near Suva, with roughly one flight a week, usually on Fridays. Visitors should confirm the current schedule with the airline before planning a trip. A roll-on/roll-off ferry from Suva and a Patterson Brothers Shipping service to Viti Levu give the island its other links to the main islands.