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Golden Eagle Airlines was a regional airline of north Western Australia with bases at Port Hedland, Derby and Broome. It flew charter flights to regional destinations.

• On 11 July 2012, a Golden Eagle Airlines Piper Seneca crashed shortly after takeoff from Broome Airport on its way to Port Hedland. The aircraft was located two kilometers south of Cable Beach. The pilot, who was the only person on board the aircraft, was killed.^[1]
• On October 2, 1970, a Golden Eagle Airlines Martin 4-0-4 crashed In Clear Creek County, Colorado because of CFIT made by pilot error causing the Wichita State University Football team to lose some members. Only 9 survived.^[2]

• List of defunct airlines of Australia
• Aviation in Australia

• Archive of Golden Eagle Airlines official website (as of 9 April 2013)