Distance between Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and Fort Wayne International Airport
AZA-FWA
- The distance between [1]Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and [2]Fort Wayne International Airport is 2483.746 Kilometers or 1543.328 Miles.
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Airport[1] 
Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway AirportIATA Airport Code: AZA
ICAO Airport Code: KIWA
North America -> United States -> Phoenix
Medium Airport
Latitude: 33.30780029
Longitude: -111.6549988
Elevation: 1382
Airport[2] Fort Wayne International AirportIATA Airport Code: FWA
ICAO Airport Code: KFWA
North America -> United States -> Fort Wayne
Large Airport
Latitude: 40.97850037
Longitude: -85.19509888
Elevation: 814
- The distance between Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport is 11446.15 Kilometers or 7112.31 Miles.
- The distance between Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and Memphis International Airport is 1999.538 Kilometers or 1242.455 Miles.
- The distance between Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and Glacier Park International Airport is 1682.179 Kilometers or 1045.258 Miles.
- The distance between Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport is 2494.604 Kilometers or 1550.075 Miles.
- The distance between Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and Bismarck Municipal Airport is 1757.939 Kilometers or 1092.332 Miles.
- The distance between Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and Des Moines International Airport is 1827.897 Kilometers or 1135.802 Miles.
- The distance between Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and Gallatin Field is 1387.161 Kilometers or 861.942 Miles.
- The distance between Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and Chicago Rockford International Airport is 2206.391 Kilometers or 1370.988 Miles.
- The distance between Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and Boise Air Terminal/Gowen Field is 1207.312 Kilometers or 750.189 Miles.
- The distance between Phoenix-Mesa-Gateway Airport and Grand Junction Regional Airport is 704.662 Kilometers or 437.857 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.
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