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Gisborne Airport (NZGS / GIS)

Gisborne Airport serves Gisborne, New Zealand. It is at 15 ft elevation with 4 runways; the longest, 14R/32L, is 4,298 ft (1,310 m) of asphalt.

ICAONZGS
IATAGIS
Elevation15 ft (5 m)
Longest runway4,298 ft (1,310 m)
Runways4
Position-38.6633, 177.9780
Takeoff speeds at NZGSLanding speedsWatch the runwayRoute from NZGS

Runways

RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceLights
14R/32L4,298 ft / 1,310 m148 ftAsphaltYes
09/273,839 ft / 1,170 m197 ftGrassNo
03/213,773 ft / 1,150 m197 ftGrassNo
14L/32R2,503 ft / 763 m197 ftGrassNo

Frequencies

TypeDescriptionMHz
APPAPP127.3
ATISATIS126.4
CTAFCTAF127.3
TWRTWR127.3

Nearby navaids

IdentNameTypeFrequencyDistance
GSGisborneVOR-DME114.20 MHz0 NM
WOWairoaNDB246 kHz36 NM
WKWhakataneNDB-DME362 kHz67 NM
NRNapierVOR-DME113.80 MHz70 NM
NRNapierNDB354 kHz71 NM

Questions

What is the longest runway at Gisborne Airport?

The longest runway at Gisborne Airport (NZGS) is 14R/32L at 4,298 feet (1,310 metres).

What is the elevation of Gisborne Airport?

Gisborne Airport (NZGS) is at 15 feet (5 metres) above sea level.

What is the ICAO code of Gisborne Airport?

The ICAO code is NZGS and the IATA code is GIS.

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