Wichita Mid Continent Airport, United States
The Wichita Mid Continent Airport is located in Wichita, United States on the northern hemisphere. Wichita Mid Continent Airport is a fairly large airport and can handle for all categories of aircraft. Situated on the west of prime meridian, Wichita Mid Continent Airport is given the airport code of ICT by International Air Transport Association (IATA). International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) assigned Wichita Mid Continent Airport the code of KICT. So where on earth is Wichita Mid Continent Airport located? It is located at longitude 97.43 degrees North of the Equator and latitude 37.65 degrees West of Greenwich. It is shown here in United States on Pagenation.com.
Wichita Mid Continent Airport Runway:
- Runway 01L; Heading: 20; Elevation: 1313 ft; Length: 10301 ft Concrete.
- Runway 01R; Heading: 20; Elevation: 1321 ft; Length: 7301 ft Concrete.
- Runway 14; Heading: 150; Elevation: 1332 ft; Length: 6301 ft Concrete.
- Runway 19L; Heading: 200; Elevation: 1320 ft; Length: 7301 ft Concrete.
- Runway 19R; Heading: 200; Elevation: 1330 ft; Length: 10301 ft Concrete.
- Runway 32; Heading: 330; Elevation: 1322 ft; Length: 6301 ft Concrete.
IATA: ICT. ICAO: KICT.
Distance from Wichita Mid Continent Airport [ICT]:
- Dallas Fort Worth International Airport [ICT-DFW], Dallas, TX, Texas, United States, 530km.
- Denver International Airport [ICT-DEN], Denver, United States, 674km.
- George Bush Intercontinental Houston Airport [ICT-IAH], Houston, United States, 874km.
- Minneapolis-St. Paul International-Wold-Chamberlain Airport [ICT-MSP], Minneapolis, United States, 877km.
- Chicago O Hare International Airport [ICT-ORD], Chicago, IL, Illinois, United States, 945km.
- Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport [ICT-ATL], Atlanta, United States, 1256km.
- Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport [ICT-AZA], Phoenix, United States, 1374km.
- McCarran International Airport [ICT-LAS], Las Vegas, United States, 1583km.
Updated On: 12.06.05