Ipiranga Airport (IPG) Details, Santo Antônio Do Içá, Brazil

Ipiranga Airport is located in the municipality of Santo Antônio Do Içá in Brazil, South America. The airport code IPG is the airport IATA code for Ipiranga Airport. The ICAO airport code of this field is SWII. Ipiranga Airport has the altitude of 131, which is equal to 40 meters above sea level.

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IATA Code : IPG
ICAO Code : SWII
Type : Small Airport
City : Santo Antônio Do Içá
Country : Brazil Flag of Brazil
GPS Coordinates : Latitude: S 2° 56' 20.7'' (-2.93907)
Longitude: W 69° 41' 38.4'' (-69.694)
Timezone : America/Eirunepe
Current local time and date at Ipiranga Airport is 14 December 2025, 22:27:01 -05
Elevation above sea level : 131 (40 meters)

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Distances from Ipiranga Airport (Santo Antônio Do Içá, Brazil) to other airports
From Airport to Airport Distance (kilometers)
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to General José Antonio Anzoategui International Airport 1554 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Kotoka International Airport 7780 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport 4861 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Frankfurt Airport 9425 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Aeropuerto Internacional Lic. Benito Juárez 4063 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Owen Roberts International Airport 2782 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Platov International Airport 11712 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Zhukovsky International Airport 11391 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Sanya Phoenix International Airport 18304 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport 17289 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Portland International Jetport 7042 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Auckland International Airport 12110 KM
Distance from Ipiranga Airport to Stuttgart Airport 9621 KM