Merritt Island Airport (COI) Details, Merritt Island, United States

Merritt Island Airport is located in the municipality of Merritt Island in United States, North America. The airport code COI is the airport IATA code for Merritt Island Airport. The ICAO airport code of this field is KCOI. Merritt Island Airport has the altitude of 6, which is equal to 2 meters above sea level.

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IATA Code : COI
ICAO Code : KCOI
Type : Small Airport
City : Merritt Island
Country : United States Flag of United States
GPS Coordinates : Latitude: N 28° 20' 29.8'' (28.3416)
Longitude: W 80° 41' 7.8'' (-80.685501)
Timezone : America/Nassau
Current local time and date at Merritt Island Airport is 07 November 2026, 12:26:43 EST
Elevation above sea level : 6 (2 meters)

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Distances from Merritt Island Airport (Merritt Island, United States) to other airports
From Airport to Airport Distance (kilometers)
Distance from Merritt Island Airport to Abu Dhabi International Airport 12446 KM
Distance from Merritt Island Airport to Sir Seretse Khama International Airport 12811 KM
Distance from Merritt Island Airport to Ulaanbaatar Chinggis Khaan International Airport 11532 KM
Distance from Merritt Island Airport to Ningbo Lishe International Airport 13133 KM
Distance from Merritt Island Airport to Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport 14023 KM
Distance from Merritt Island Airport to Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport 258 KM
Distance from Merritt Island Airport to Vienna International Airport 8205 KM
Distance from Merritt Island Airport to Cayenne – Félix Eboué Airport 3972 KM