Kato Airport (KTO) Details, Kato, Guyana
Kato Airport is located in the municipality of Kato in Guyana, South America. The airport code KTO is the airport IATA code for Kato Airport. The ICAO airport code of this field is SYKT. Kato Airport has the altitude of 2299, which is equal to 701 meters above sea level.
Airport informations for Kato Airport
Kato Airport |
||
| IATA Code | : | KTO |
| ICAO Code | : | SYKT |
| Type | : | Small Airport |
| City | : | Kato |
| Country | : | Guyana 
|
| GPS Coordinates | : | Latitude: N 4° 38' 57'' (4.64916) Longitude: W 59° 49' 55.9'' (-59.832199) |
| Timezone | : | America/Boa_Vista |
| Current local time and date at Kato Airport is 30 April 2026, 23:46:14 -04 | ||
| Elevation above sea level | : | 2299 (701 meters) |
Where is Kato Airport, Guyana on Map?
Location map of Kato Airport (KTO) is presented below.
Calculate flight distance and duration from Kato Airport to another airport. Please enter the airport name or icao code in the text box below and then select airport.
- Paramakatoi Airport (14.31 Km / 8.89 Miles)
- Kurukabaru Airport (18.34 Km / 11.39 Miles)
- Mutum Airport (21.94 Km / 13.63 Miles)
- Orinduik Airport (24.02 Km / 14.92 Miles)
- Orinduque Airport (24.29 Km / 15.09 Miles)
- Monkey Mountain Airport (24.75 Km / 15.38 Miles)
- Kako Mountain Airstrip (25.02 Km / 15.55 Miles)
- Canã Airport (27.47 Km / 17.07 Miles)
- Maikwak Airport (27.74 Km / 17.24 Miles)
- Canawapai Airport (28.15 Km / 17.49 Miles)
- Cipo Airstrip (28.61 Km / 17.78 Miles)
- Morro Airport (35.88 Km / 22.29 Miles)
- Maturucá Airport (36.35 Km / 22.59 Miles)
- Maracanã Airport (37.64 Km / 23.39 Miles)
- Wilimon Airport (38.15 Km / 23.70 Miles)
- Santo Antônio do Pão Airport (39.26 Km / 24.40 Miles)
- Ticoça Airport (41.01 Km / 25.48 Miles)
- Socó Airport (43.09 Km / 26.77 Miles)
- Makukem Airport (45.92 Km / 28.53 Miles)
- Andorinha Airport (46.20 Km / 28.71 Miles)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Distances from Kato Airport (Kato, Guyana) to other airports
| From Airport to Airport | Distance (kilometers) |
|---|---|
| Distance from Kato Airport to Nashville International Airport | 4448 KM |