Mabuiag Island Airport (UBB) Details, Mabuiag Island, Australia

Mabuiag Island Airport is located in the municipality of Mabuiag Island in Australia, Oceania. The airport code UBB is the airport IATA code for Mabuiag Island Airport. The ICAO airport code of this field is YMAA. Mabuiag Island Airport has the altitude of , which is equal to 0 meters above sea level.

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IATA Code : UBB
ICAO Code : YMAA
Type : Small Airport
City : Mabuiag Island
Country : Australia Flag of Australia
GPS Coordinates : Latitude: S 9° 57' 0.6'' (-9.950168)
Longitude: E 142° 11' 42.8'' (142.19523)
Timezone : Pacific/Port_Moresby
Current local time and date at Mabuiag Island Airport is 15 March 2026, 21:33:07 +10
Elevation above sea level : (0 meters)

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