GWD — New Gwadar International Airport

Large airport in Gwadar, Pakistan.
IATA code
GWD
ICAO code
OPGW
Size
large
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Passengers
—
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Nonstop routes
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No open route data
Time zone
UTC+5
Asia/Karachi
Elevation
19 m
62 ft
Runways
1
Longest 3,658 m

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About GWD

New Gwadar International Airport is a large airport serving Gwadar, Pakistan. It is run by Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority.

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Nearest airports

Code Airport Distance
TUKTurbat International Airport93 km
ZBRChabahar Konarak International Airport213 km
DBADalbandin Airport440 km
MCTMuscat International Airport466 km
KHIJinnah International Airport471 km

Distance from GWD to the major hubs

Route Distance Passengers / year
GWD → LHR5,993 km —
GWD → DXB718 km —
GWD → CDG5,759 km —
GWD → FRA5,342 km —
GWD → IST3,577 km —
GWD → AMS5,646 km —
GWD → JFK11,425 km —
GWD → ATL12,609 km —
GWD → LAX13,447 km —
GWD → SIN5,180 km —
GWD → HND7,327 km —
GWD → DOH1,097 km —

Runways

Runway Length Width Surface
07/253,658 m 45 mConcrete

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Location

Gurandani, Balochistan, Pakistan · 25.2967, 62.4988

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Questions

New Gwadar International Airport has the IATA code GWD and the ICAO code OPGW. Airlines and tickets use the three-letter IATA code; pilots and air traffic control use the four-letter ICAO code.

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