Located in the city of Bitam, in the province of Equatorial Guinea-Bissau, Bitam Airport (IATA: BMM, ICAO: FOOB) is the largest international airport in Equatorial Guinea. The airport has a 2,400-meter runway that can accommodate large passenger aircraft. The airport has comprehensive aviation facilities, including taxiways, aprons, terminals, security screening areas and business centers, to meet the travel needs of passengers. The airport also has a cargo center to meet the needs of cargo transportation.

Bitam Airport is Medium Airport
IATA Airport Code: BMM
ICAO Airport Code: FOOB
Africa -> Gabon -> Bitam
Latitude: 2.075639963
Longitude: 11.4932003
Elevation: 1969
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