Aitape Airport (ATP) — Airport Facts & Flight Info
Aitape Airport is the airport for Aitape, Papua New Guinea, and carries the codes ATP (IATA) and AYAI (ICAO). The airport lies at an elevation of 10 ft (3 m) and runs on Pacific/Port_Moresby time; every time on this page is shown in the airport's local time. The live map below shows air traffic around Aitape Airport in real time; you can also search directly for a flight number.
Live Air Traffic
There is no public arrivals and departures board for Aitape Airport on this site, but the live map below shows air traffic around the field in real time. Click it to load the radar view. Looking for scheduled flights? The closest airport that has them is Vanimo Airport (VAI), roughly 126 km (78 mi) away in a straight line.
Basic information about airport
| Airport code: | AYAI |
|---|---|
| Type: | small airport |
| Continent: | OC |
| Country code: | PG |
| Country: | Papua New Guinea |
| City | Aitape |
| IATA: | ATP |
| Longitude: | 142.3468 |
| Latitude: | -3.1436 |
Aitape Airport (ATP) — Airport Facts & Flight Info on Google Maps
Aitape 
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Key facts about Aitape Airport
Aitape Airport is located at -3.1436, 142.3468, at an elevation of 10 ft (3 m) above sea level. A single runway handles all traffic here, so all arrivals and departures share it, and weather or an incident can affect the whole day's schedule. The OurAirports reference data classifies Aitape Airport as a small airfield. The airport keeps Pacific/Port_Moresby time. Tracking a flight from another time zone? The times on this page are the airport's local time, not yours.
Frequently asked questions about Aitape Airport
Does Aitape Airport have scheduled passenger flights?
It does not: the OurAirports reference data lists Aitape Airport without scheduled passenger service. Movements here are typically general aviation, military or charter, which is why no arrivals and departures board is shown.
What do the codes ATP and AYAI mean?
Both identify the same airport. ATP is the IATA code for Aitape Airport, the short code on tickets and baggage tags; AYAI is its ICAO code, used in flight plans and air-traffic operations.
How many runways does Aitape Airport have?
According to the OurAirports reference data, Aitape Airport operates one active runway; closed runways are not counted.
What time zone is Aitape Airport in?
Aitape Airport keeps Pacific/Port_Moresby time. All times on this page are shown in the airport's local time.