Pangia Airport (PGN) Details, Pangia, Papua New Guinea

Pangia Airport is located in the municipality of Pangia in Papua New Guinea, Oceania. The airport code PGN is the airport IATA code for Pangia Airport. The ICAO airport code of this field is AYPG. Pangia Airport has the altitude of 5340, which is equal to 1628 meters above sea level.

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IATA Code : PGN
ICAO Code : AYPG
Type : Small Airport
City : Pangia
Country : Papua New Guinea Flag of Papua New Guinea
GPS Coordinates : Latitude: S 6° 23' 9.6'' (-6.386)
Longitude: E 144° 6' 30.2'' (144.1084)
Timezone : Pacific/Port_Moresby
Current local time and date at Pangia Airport is 02 November 2026, 19:10:14 +10
Elevation above sea level : 5340 (1628 meters)

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