3 Large Airports close to Wuhai Airport
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- The distance between [1]Wuhai Airport and [2]Baita International Airport is 442 Kilometers or 275 Miles.
- The distance between [1]Wuhai Airport and [3]Taiyuan Wusu Airport is 554 Kilometers or 344 Miles.
- The distance between [1]Wuhai Airport and [4]Xi'an Xianyang International Airport is 619 Kilometers or 385 Miles.
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Airport[1] 
Wuhai AirportIATA Airport Code: WUA
ICAO Airport Code: ZBUH
Asia -> China -> Wuhai
Small Airport
Latitude: 39.7934
Longitude: 106.7993
Elevation: 3650
Airport[2] Baita International AirportIATA Airport Code: HET
ICAO Airport Code: ZBHH
Asia -> China -> Hohhot
Large Airport
Latitude: 40.851398
Longitude: 111.823997
Elevation: 3556
Airport[3] 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] Xi'an Xianyang International AirportIATA Airport Code: XIY
ICAO Airport Code: ZLXY
Asia -> China -> Xi'an
Large Airport
Latitude: 34.447102
Longitude: 108.751999
Elevation: 1572
- The distance between Wuhai Airport and Alxa Left Banner Bayanhot Airport is 156.088 Kilometers or 96.988 Miles.
- The distance between Wuhai Airport and Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport is 1999.022 Kilometers or 1242.135 Miles.
- The distance between Wuhai Airport and Golog Maqin Airport is 829.744 Kilometers or 515.579 Miles.
- The distance between Wuhai Airport and Daocheng Yading Airport is 1316.896 Kilometers or 818.281 Miles.
- The distance between Wuhai Airport and Qingdao Jiaodong International Airport is 1250.421 Kilometers or 776.975 Miles.
- The distance between Wuhai Airport and Wuzhou Changzhoudao Airport is 1863.965 Kilometers or 1158.214 Miles.
- The distance between Wuhai Airport and Yichang Sanxia Airport is 1111.205 Kilometers or 690.471 Miles.
- The distance between Wuhai Airport and Nantong Airport is 1535.304 Kilometers or 953.993 Miles.
- The distance between Wuhai Airport and Zunyi Xinzhou Airport is 1357.073 Kilometers or 843.246 Miles.
- The distance between Wuhai Airport and Changzhi Airport is 679.829 Kilometers or 422.426 Miles.
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