Kauehi Airport (KHZ) Details, Kauehi, French Polynesia
Kauehi Airport is located in the municipality of Kauehi in French Polynesia, Oceania. The airport code KHZ is the airport IATA code for Kauehi Airport. The ICAO airport code of this field is NTKA. Kauehi Airport has the altitude of 13, which is equal to 4 meters above sea level.
Airport informations for Kauehi Airport
Kauehi Airport |
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| IATA Code | : | KHZ |
| ICAO Code | : | NTKA |
| Type | : | Small Airport |
| City | : | Kauehi |
| Country | : | French Polynesia 
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| GPS Coordinates | : | Latitude: S 15° 46' 50.2'' (-15.780622) Longitude: W 145° 7' 42.4'' (-145.128443) |
| Timezone | : | Pacific/Tahiti |
| Current local time and date at Kauehi Airport is 30 April 2026, 17:47:17 -10 | ||
| Elevation above sea level | : | 13 (4 meters) |
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- Aratika-Perles Airport (43.14 Km / 26.80 Miles)
- Aratika Nord Airport (49.15 Km / 30.54 Miles)
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Distances from Kauehi Airport (Kauehi, French Polynesia) to other airports
| From Airport to Airport | Distance (kilometers) |
|---|---|
| Distance from Kauehi Airport to Philadelphia International Airport | 9500 KM |
| Distance from Kauehi Airport to Hewanorra International Airport | 9815 KM |
| Distance from Kauehi Airport to Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport | 8454 KM |
| Distance from Kauehi Airport to Stuttgart Airport | 15676 KM |
| Distance from Kauehi Airport to Pulkovo Airport | 15106 KM |
| Distance from Kauehi Airport to Zagreb Airport | 16251 KM |