Airport Distance Calculator
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- The distance between [1]Málaga Airport and [2]Almaty Airport is 6702.079 Kilometers or 4164.479 Miles.
- The distance between [2]Almaty Airport and [3]Aalborg Airport is 4798.657 Kilometers or 2981.747 Miles.
- The distance between [3]Aalborg Airport and [4]Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport is 8611.272 Kilometers or 5350.796 Miles.
- The distance between [4]Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport and [5]Kotoka International Airport is 12115.472 Kilometers or 7528.205 Miles.
- The distance between [5]Kotoka International Airport and [6]Augusta Regional At Bush Field is 8903.872 Kilometers or 5532.609 Miles.
- The distance between [6]Augusta Regional At Bush Field and [7]Fort Worth Alliance Airport is 1428.243 Kilometers or 887.469 Miles.
- The distance between [7]Fort Worth Alliance Airport and [8]Sochi International Airport is 10471.945 Kilometers or 6506.965 Miles.
- The distance between [8]Sochi International Airport and [9]RAF Akrotiri is 1153.459 Kilometers or 716.726 Miles.
- The distance total is 54185 Kilometers / 33669 Miles
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Airport[1] 
Málaga AirportIATA Airport Code: AGP
ICAO Airport Code: LEMG
Europe -> Spain -> Málaga
Large Airport
Latitude: 36.67490005
Longitude: -4.499110222
Elevation: 53
Airport[2] 
Almaty AirportIATA Airport Code: ALA
ICAO Airport Code: UAAA
Asia -> Kazakhstan -> Almaty
Large Airport
Latitude: 43.35210037
Longitude: 77.04049683
Elevation: 2234
Airport[3] 
Aalborg AirportIATA Airport Code: AAL
ICAO Airport Code: EKYT
Europe -> Denmark -> Aalborg
Large Airport
Latitude: 57.09275891
Longitude: 9.849243164
Elevation: 10
Airport[5] 
Kotoka International AirportIATA Airport Code: ACC
ICAO Airport Code: DGAA
Africa -> Ghana -> Accra
Large Airport
Latitude: 5.6051898
Longitude: -0.166786
Elevation: 205
Airport[6] 
Augusta Regional At Bush FieldIATA Airport Code: AGS
ICAO Airport Code: KAGS
North America -> United States -> Augusta
Large Airport
Latitude: 33.36989975
Longitude: -81.96450043
Elevation: 144
Airport[7] Fort Worth Alliance AirportIATA Airport Code: AFW
ICAO Airport Code: KAFW
North America -> United States -> Fort Worth
Large Airport
Latitude: 32.98759842
Longitude: -97.31880188
Elevation: 722
Airport[8] 
Sochi International AirportIATA Airport Code: AER
ICAO Airport Code: URSS
Europe -> Russia -> Sochi
Large Airport
Latitude: 43.449902
Longitude: 39.9566
Elevation: 89
Airport[9] 
RAF AkrotiriIATA Airport Code: AKT
ICAO Airport Code: LCRA
Europe -> United Kingdom -> Akrotiri
Large Airport
Latitude: 34.590401
Longitude: 32.9879
Elevation: 76
- The distance between Málaga Airport and Birmingham International Airport is 1767.61 Kilometers or 1098.34 Miles.
- The distance between Málaga Airport and Venice Marco Polo Airport is 1714.33 Kilometers or 1065.24 Miles.
- The distance between Málaga Airport and Barcelona International Airport is 765.93 Kilometers or 475.927 Miles.
- The distance between Málaga Airport and Geneva Cointrin International Airport is 1380.237 Kilometers or 857.64 Miles.
- The distance between Málaga Airport and Almaty Airport is 6702.079 Kilometers or 4164.479 Miles.
The airport distance calculator is provided for informational purposes only. The calculations are approximate in nature and may differ a little from the distances as given in the official forecasts and advisories.
A geographic coordinate system is a coordinate system that enables every location on the Earth to be specified by a set of numbers and/or letters. The coordinates are often chosen such that one of the numbers represents vertical position, and two or three of the numbers represent horizontal position. A common choice of coordinates is latitude, longitude and elevation.
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