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Yap International Airport

Large airport  Yap Island, Micronesia

Airport.

IATA YAPICAO PTYAID PTYA
Yap International Airport

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Overview

Yap International Airport (IATA: YAP, ICAO: PTYA, FAA LID: T11) is an airport on Colonia, the main island of the State of Yap in the Federated States of Micronesia. The airport is serviced by United Airlines from Guam. Pacific Missionary Aviation makes periodic trips to the outer island airfields of Ulithi Atoll and Fais Island.

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Runways
1
Longest runway
6,000 ft
Elevation
91 ft
Radio freq.
2

Suitable for

🛩️ Private & business jets📏 Longest runway 6,000 ft

Where is it

📍 9.49891, 138.082993 · Open detailed map

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Details

RegionYap State
ContinentOceania
Coordinates9.49891, 138.082993

WikipediaOfficial site

Runways (1)

DesignationLengthWidthSurface
07/256,000 ft150 ftASP

Airlines

1 airlines operate scheduled flights from Yap International Airport.

United Airlines

Flights from Yap International Airport

2 direct destinations from Yap International Airport.

Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM)Roman Tmetuchl International Airport (ROR)

Routes data: OpenFlights (ODbL).

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Nearby airports

Ulithi Airport (ULI) · 196 km

Frequently asked questions

Where is Yap International Airport?
Yap International Airport is a large airport located in Yap Island, Micronesia. It has 1 runway(s), the longest measuring 6,000 ft.

What is the airport code of Yap International Airport?
Its IATA code is YAP and its ICAO code is PTYA.

Which airlines fly from Yap International Airport?
1 airlines operate scheduled flights from Yap International Airport, serving 2 direct destinations.

Yap International Airport is a large airport located in Yap Island, Micronesia. It has 1 runway(s), the longest measuring 6,000 ft.