Madang Airport (MAG) Details, Madang, Papua New Guinea
Madang Airport is located in the municipality of Madang in Papua New Guinea, Oceania. The airport code MAG is the airport IATA code for Madang Airport. The ICAO airport code of this field is AYMD. Madang Airport has the altitude of 20, which is equal to 7 meters above sea level.
Airport informations for Madang Airport
Madang Airport |
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| IATA Code | : | MAG |
| ICAO Code | : | AYMD |
| Type | : | Medium Airport |
| City | : | Madang |
| Country | : | Papua New Guinea 
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| GPS Coordinates | : | Latitude: S 5° 12' 25.5'' (-5.20708) Longitude: E 145° 47' 20.4'' (145.789001) |
| Timezone | : | Pacific/Port_Moresby |
| Current local time and date at Madang Airport is 26 August 2026, 12:29:21 +10 | ||
| Elevation above sea level | : | 20 (7 meters) |
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- Begesin Airstrip (42.91 Km / 26.66 Miles)
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Distances from Madang Airport (Madang, Papua New Guinea) to other airports
| From Airport to Airport | Distance (kilometers) |
|---|---|
| Distance from Madang Airport to Václav Havel Airport Prague | 13293 KM |
| Distance from Madang Airport to Tianjin Binhai International Airport | 5731 KM |
| Distance from Madang Airport to Warsaw Chopin Airport | 12772 KM |
| Distance from Madang Airport to London Luton Airport | 13965 KM |
| Distance from Madang Airport to Salt Lake City International Airport | 11414 KM |
| Distance from Madang Airport to Falcone–Borsellino Airport | 14004 KM |
| Distance from Madang Airport to General Mitchell International Airport | 13296 KM |