Ketchikan International Airport (KTN) Details, Ketchikan, United States

Ketchikan International Airport is located in the municipality of Ketchikan in United States, North America. The airport code KTN is the airport IATA code for Ketchikan International Airport. The ICAO airport code of this field is PAKT. Ketchikan International Airport has the altitude of 89, which is equal to 28 meters above sea level.

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IATA Code : KTN
ICAO Code : PAKT
Type : Medium Airport
City : Ketchikan
Country : United States Flag of United States
GPS Coordinates : Latitude: N 55° 21' 20.2'' (55.355598)
Longitude: W 131° 42' 50.4'' (-131.714005)
Timezone : America/Metlakatla
Current local time and date at Ketchikan International Airport is 22 September 2026, 15:35:33 AKDT
Elevation above sea level : 89 (28 meters)

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Distances from Ketchikan International Airport (Ketchikan, United States) to other airports
From Airport to Airport Distance (kilometers)
Distance from Ketchikan International Airport to Richmond International Airport 4474 KM
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