WGE — Walgett Airport

Medium-sized airport in Walgett, Australia.
IATA code
WGE
ICAO code
YWLG
Size
medium
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Passengers
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Nonstop routes
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No open route data
Time zone
UTC+11 / UTC+10
Australia/Sydney
Elevation
134 m
440 ft
Runways
2
Longest 1,626 m

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About WGE

Walgett Airport is a medium-sized airport serving Walgett, Australia. It is run by Walgett Shire.

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Nearest airports

Code Airport Distance
LHGLightning Ridge Airport66 km
CNBCoonamble Airport108 km
NAANarrabri Airport167 km
MRZMoree Airport176 km
BRKBourke Airport209 km

Distance from WGE to the major hubs

Route Distance Passengers / year
WGE → LHR16,498 km —
WGE → DXB11,621 km —
WGE → CDG16,432 km —
WGE → FRA15,985 km —
WGE → IST14,508 km —
WGE → AMS16,137 km —
WGE → JFK16,077 km —
WGE → ATL15,089 km —
WGE → LAX12,094 km —
WGE → SIN5,828 km —
WGE → HND7,312 km —
WGE → DOH11,963 km —

Runways

Runway Length Width Surface
05/231,626 m 30 mAsphalt
18/361,153 m 30 mGrass

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Location

Walgett, New South Wales, Australia · -30.0328, 148.1260

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Questions

Walgett Airport has the IATA code WGE and the ICAO code YWLG. Airlines and tickets use the three-letter IATA code; pilots and air traffic control use the four-letter ICAO code.

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