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Wanganui Airport (NZWU / WAG)

Wanganui Airport serves Wanganui, New Zealand. It is at 27 ft elevation with 6 runways; the longest, 11C/29C, is 4,521 ft (1,378 m) of asphalt.

ICAONZWU
IATAWAG
Elevation27 ft (8 m)
Longest runway4,521 ft (1,378 m)
Runways6
Position-39.9635, 175.0244
Takeoff speeds at NZWULanding speedsWatch the runwayRoute from NZWU

Runways

RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceLights
11C/29C4,521 ft / 1,378 m148 ftAsphaltYes
11/294,501 ft / 1,372 m148 ftAsphaltNo
11R/29L2,756 ft / 840 m279 ftGravelNo
14/322,297 ft / 700 m98 ftGravelNo
08/261,739 ft / 530 m98 ftGravelNo
11L/29R1,654 ft / 504 m1 ftGravelNo

Frequencies

TypeDescriptionMHz
AFISOHAKEA CON120.4
CTAFCTAF120.2

Nearby navaids

IdentNameTypeFrequencyDistance
WUWanganuiNDB-DME382 kHz0 NM
OHOhakeaNDB218 kHz22 NM
OHOhakeaVORTAC109.00 MHz22 NM
PMPalmerston NorthNDB258 kHz35 NM
PMPalmerston NorthVOR-DME113.40 MHz35 NM
PPParaparaumuNDB-DME242 kHz56 NM

Questions

What is the longest runway at Wanganui Airport?

The longest runway at Wanganui Airport (NZWU) is 11C/29C at 4,521 feet (1,378 metres).

What is the elevation of Wanganui Airport?

Wanganui Airport (NZWU) is at 27 feet (8 metres) above sea level.

What is the ICAO code of Wanganui Airport?

The ICAO code is NZWU and the IATA code is WAG.

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