EAT — Pangborn Memorial Airport

Medium-sized airport in Wenatchee, United States.
IATA code
EAT
ICAO code
KEAT
Size
medium
OurAirports class
Passengers
82,651
Aug 2025 – Jul 2026
Nonstop routes
1
With open traffic data
Time zone
UTC−8 / UTC−7
America/Los_Angeles
Elevation
381 m
1,250 ft
Runways
1
Longest 2,134 m

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More codes: airport codes starting with E

About EAT

Pangborn Memorial Airport is a medium-sized airport serving Wenatchee, United States. It opened in 1941. 82,651 passengers used it in Aug 2025 – Jul 2026. Open traffic data shows 1 nonstop route from EAT.

Wikidata (CC0) · US BTS T-100. Sources

Busiest nonstop routes from EAT

Route Distance Passengers / year
EAT → SEA159 km 82,651

Passengers on the route, both directions, over the period of each source: US DOT / BTS T-100 (Aug 2025 – Jul 2026) for routes touching the US, Eurostat (2024) for routes reported by European airports. Routes outside these are not counted.

Airlines at EAT

  • QX Horizon Air · 1,313 flights

Departures and arrivals on scheduled passenger flights, Aug 2025 – Jul 2026. U.S. DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, T-100 Segment. Sources

Nearest airports

Code Airport Distance
YKMYakima Air Terminal McAllister Field96 km
PSCTri Cities Airport151 km
BFIKing County International Airport - Boeing Field158 km
SEASeattle–Tacoma International Airport158 km
PAESeattle Paine Field International Airport165 km

Distance from EAT to the major hubs

Route Distance Passengers / year
EAT → LHR7,639 km —
EAT → DXB11,946 km —
EAT → CDG7,987 km —
EAT → FRA8,145 km —
EAT → IST9,716 km —
EAT → AMS7,785 km —
EAT → JFK3,740 km —
EAT → ATL3,355 km —
EAT → LAX1,502 km —
EAT → SIN13,118 km —
EAT → HND7,869 km —
EAT → DOH11,914 km —

Runways

Runway Length Width Surface
12/302,134 m 46 mAsphalt

OurAirports (public domain). Sources

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States · 47.3989, -120.2070

Map (OpenStreetMap) Airport website Wikipedia

Questions

Pangborn Memorial Airport has the IATA code EAT and the ICAO code KEAT. Airlines and tickets use the three-letter IATA code; pilots and air traffic control use the four-letter ICAO code.

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