UBB — Mabuiag Island Airport

Small airport in Mabuiag Island, Australia.
IATA code
UBB
ICAO code
YMAA
Size
small
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Passengers
—
No open data
Nonstop routes
—
No open route data
Time zone
UTC+10
Australia/Brisbane
Elevation
—
Runways
1
Longest 400 m

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About UBB

Mabuiag Island Airport is a small airport serving Mabuiag Island, Australia. It is run by Torres Strait Regional Authority.

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Airports within 150 km

Code Airport Distance
BDDBadu Island Airport22 km
KUGKubin Island Airport31 km
XMYYam Island Airport64 km
HIDHorn Island Airport71 km
SYUWarraber Island Airport75 km
SBRSaibai Island Airport79 km
GICBoigu Island Airport80 km
CNCCoconut Island Airport96 km
ABMNorthern Peninsula Airport114 km
OKRYorke Island Airport134 km
DAUDaru Airport147 km

Distance from UBB to the major hubs

Route Distance Passengers / year
UBB → LHR14,295 km —
UBB → DXB10,166 km —
UBB → CDG14,294 km —
UBB → FRA13,867 km —
UBB → IST12,693 km —
UBB → AMS13,954 km —
UBB → JFK15,111 km —
UBB → ATL14,599 km —
UBB → LAX11,488 km —
UBB → SIN4,414 km —
UBB → HND5,042 km —
UBB → DOH10,540 km —

Runways

Runway Length Width Surface
15/33400 m —N

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Location

Mabuiag Island, Queensland, Australia · -9.9502, 142.1952

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Questions

Mabuiag Island Airport has the IATA code UBB and the ICAO code YMAA. Airlines and tickets use the three-letter IATA code; pilots and air traffic control use the four-letter ICAO code.

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