Surgut Airport, Russia

The Surgut Airport is located in Surgut, Russia on the northern hemisphere. Surgut 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, Surgut Airport is given the airport code of SGC by International Air Transport Association (IATA). International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) assigned Surgut Airport the code of USRR. So where on earth is Surgut Airport located? It is located at longitude 73.4 degrees North of the Equator and latitude 61.34 degrees East of Greenwich. It is shown here in Russia on Pagenation.com.

Surgut Airport Runway:

Runway 07; Heading: 89.7; Elevation: 180 ft; Length: 9154 ft Asphalt.
Runway 25; Heading: 269.7; Elevation: 194 ft; Length: 9154 ft Asphalt.

IATA: SGC. ICAO: USRR.

Distance from Surgut Airport [SGC]:

Khanty Mansiysk Airport [SGC-HMA], Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia, 234km.
Beloyarskiy Airport [SGC-EYK], , Russia, 432km.
Roshchino International Airport [SGC-TJM], Tyumen, Russia, 652km.
Mys Kamenny Airport [SGC-YMK], Mys Kamennyi, Russia, 792km.
Bogashevo Airport [SGC-TOF], Tomsk, Russia, 872km.
Tolmachevo Airport [SGC-OVB], Novosibirsk, Russia, 887km.
Ufa International Airport [SGC-UFA], Ufa, Russia, 1274km.
Sheremetyevo International Airport [SGC-SVO], Moscow, Russia, 2135km.

Updated On: 12.06.05

Tagged By: SVO-SGC, YMK-SGC, TJM-SGC, HMA-SGC, EYK-SGC, OVB-SGC, UFA-SGC, TOF-SGC, Aeroflot Russian Airlines, UTair-Express, Airline Tajmyr, Yamal Airlines.