TBG — Tabubil Airport

Small airport in Tabubil, Papua New Guinea.
IATA code
TBG
ICAO code
AYTB
Size
small
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Passengers
—
No open data
Nonstop routes
—
No open route data
Time zone
UTC+10
Pacific/Port_Moresby
Elevation
479 m
1,572 ft
Runways
1
Longest 1,290 m

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About TBG

Tabubil Airport is a small airport serving Tabubil, Papua New Guinea.

Airports within 150 km

Code Airport Distance
OKLOksibil Airport78 km
UNGKiunga Airport94 km
TMHTanah Merah Airport137 km

Distance from TBG to the major hubs

Route Distance Passengers / year
TBG → LHR13,789 km —
TBG → DXB9,848 km —
TBG → CDG13,800 km —
TBG → FRA13,379 km —
TBG → IST12,271 km —
TBG → AMS13,453 km —
TBG → JFK14,769 km —
TBG → ATL14,363 km —
TBG → LAX11,296 km —
TBG → SIN4,204 km —
TBG → HND4,522 km —
TBG → DOH10,226 km —

Runways

Runway Length Width Surface
14/321,290 m —Unk

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Location

Tabubil, Western Province, Papua New Guinea · -5.2805, 141.2276

Map (OpenStreetMap) Wikipedia

Questions

Tabubil Airport has the IATA code TBG and the ICAO code AYTB. Airlines and tickets use the three-letter IATA code; pilots and air traffic control use the four-letter ICAO code.

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