Albert Whitted Airport (SPG) Details, St Petersburg, United States
Albert Whitted Airport is located in the municipality of St Petersburg in United States, North America. The airport code SPG is the airport IATA code for Albert Whitted Airport. The ICAO airport code of this field is KSPG. Albert Whitted Airport has the altitude of 7, which is equal to 3 meters above sea level.
Airport informations for Albert Whitted Airport
Albert Whitted Airport |
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| IATA Code | : | SPG |
| ICAO Code | : | KSPG |
| Type | : | Small Airport |
| City | : | St Petersburg |
| Country | : | United States 
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| GPS Coordinates | : | Latitude: N 27° 45' 54.4'' (27.7651) Longitude: W 82° 37' 37.2'' (-82.626999) |
| Timezone | : | America/Havana |
| Current local time and date at Albert Whitted Airport is 29 January 2026, 00:38:05 CST | ||
| Elevation above sea level | : | 7 (3 meters) |
Where is Albert Whitted Airport, United States on Map?
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- MacDill Air Force Base (14.00 Km / 8.70 Miles)
- Airport Manatee Airport (17.17 Km / 10.67 Miles)
- St. Petersburg Clearwater International Airport (17.19 Km / 10.68 Miles)
- Peter O Knight Airport (24.19 Km / 15.03 Miles)
- Tampa International Airport (25.15 Km / 15.63 Miles)
- Thomson Airfield (26.35 Km / 16.37 Miles)
- Clearwater Air Park (26.86 Km / 16.69 Miles)
- Wimauma Air Park (34.38 Km / 21.36 Miles)
- Gyro Town Usa STOLport (38.73 Km / 24.07 Miles)
- Tampa Executive Airport (39.15 Km / 24.32 Miles)
- Sarasota Bradenton International Airport (41.73 Km / 25.93 Miles)
- Lewis Airport (46.15 Km / 28.68 Miles)
- Geraci Airpark (47.59 Km / 29.57 Miles)
- Stanchester Airport (47.99 Km / 29.82 Miles)
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Distances from Albert Whitted Airport (St Petersburg, United States) to other airports
| From Airport to Airport | Distance (kilometers) |
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| Distance from Albert Whitted Airport to Juba International Airport | 12098 KM |