Ahe Airport (IATA: AHE, ICAO: NTGA) is located on the island of Ahe in the New Caledonia archipelago and is the only airport on the island. The airport is managed by the Government of New Caledonia and is the main transport hub of the New Caledonian Islands. The airport has a runway of 1,200 meters in length and 30 meters in width, which can accommodate small passenger aircraft. The airport can receive about 50 flights per day, most of which come from the other islands of New Caledonia, but also from Australia and French Polynesia.

Ahe Airport is Medium Airport
IATA Airport Code: AHE
ICAO Airport Code: NTHE
Oceania -> French Polynesia -> Ahe Atoll
Latitude: -14.42809963
Longitude: -146.2570038
Elevation: 11
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