Madang Airport, Papua New Guinea

The Madang Airport is located in Madang, Papua New Guinea on the southern hemisphere. Madang Airport is a medium sized airport. It can handle only smaller aircraft. It has a control tower and facilities such as a filling station and runway lightings. Situated on the east of prime meridian, Madang Airport is given the airport code of MAG by International Air Transport Association (IATA). International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) assigned Madang Airport the code of AYMD. So where on earth is Madang Airport located? It is located at longitude 145.79 degrees South of the Equator and latitude 5.21 degrees East of Greenwich. It is shown here in Papua New Guinea on Pagenation.com.

Madang Airport Runway:

• Runway 07; Heading: 75; Elevation: 20 ft; Length: 5174 ft Asphalt.
• Runway 25; Heading: 255; Elevation: 7 ft; Length: 5174 ft Asphalt.

IATA: MAG. ICAO: AYMD.

Distance from Madang Airport [MAG]:

• Lae Nadzab Airport [MAG-LAE], Nadzab, Papua New Guinea, 184km.
• Wewak International Airport [MAG-WWK], Wewak, Papua New Guinea, 297km.
• Momote Airport [MAG-MAS], Momote, Papua New Guinea, 394km.
• Port Moresby Jacksons International Airport [MAG-POM], Port Moresby Jackson Field, Papua New Guinea, 496km.

Updated On: 12.06.05