3 Large Airports close to Changzhi Airport
CIHL
- The distance between [1]Changzhi Airport and [2]Taiyuan Wusu Airport is 172 Kilometers or 107 Miles.
- The distance between [1]Changzhi Airport and [3]Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport is 203 Kilometers or 126 Miles.
- The distance between [1]Changzhi Airport and [4]Yaoqiang Airport is 372 Kilometers or 231 Miles.
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Airport[1] 
Changzhi AirportIATA Airport Code: CIH
ICAO Airport Code: ZBCZ
Asia -> China -> Changzhi
Small Airport
Latitude: 36.247501
Longitude: 113.125999
Airport[2] Taiyuan Wusu AirportIATA Airport Code: TYN
ICAO Airport Code: ZBYN
Asia -> China -> Taiyuan
Large Airport
Latitude: 37.74689865
Longitude: 112.6279984
Elevation: 2575
Airport[4] Yaoqiang AirportIATA Airport Code: TNA
ICAO Airport Code: ZSJN
Asia -> China -> Jinan
Large Airport
Latitude: 36.85720062
Longitude: 117.2160034
Elevation: 76
- The distance between Changzhi Airport and Zhoushan Airport is 1109.433 Kilometers or 689.369 Miles.
- The distance between Changzhi Airport and Mudanjiang Hailang International Airport is 1664.313 Kilometers or 1034.156 Miles.
- The distance between Changzhi Airport and Shubuling Airport is 495.871 Kilometers or 308.12 Miles.
- The distance between Changzhi Airport and Lancang Jingmai Airport is 2004.894 Kilometers or 1245.783 Miles.
- The distance between Changzhi Airport and Xiangyang Liuji Airport is 461.953 Kilometers or 287.044 Miles.
- The distance between Changzhi Airport and Qingyang Airport is 499.089 Kilometers or 310.119 Miles.
- The distance between Changzhi Airport and Shaoguan Guitou Airport is 1253.3 Kilometers or 778.765 Miles.
- The distance between Changzhi Airport and Ezhou Huahu Airport is 679.907 Kilometers or 422.475 Miles.
- The distance between Changzhi Airport and Yichang Sanxia Airport is 650.925 Kilometers or 404.466 Miles.
- The distance between Changzhi Airport and Sanhe Airport is 771.064 Kilometers or 479.117 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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