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GIS NZGS

Gisborne Airport

Gisborne, Gisborne, New Zealand

About Gisborne Airport

Gisborne Airport is an airport located in Gisborne, Gisborne, New Zealand. The airport is identified by the IATA code GIS and ICAO code NZGS. Its recorded geographic position is -38.6639081, 177.97828688661417. The recorded airport elevation is 32. The airport is associated with the Pacific/Auckland time zone. The airport is classified in the source data as AP.

This page provides airport reference information including available IATA and ICAO identifiers, geographic coordinates, elevation, time-zone information and other data contained in the Aeromonk airport directory.

Airport information

IATA code
GIS
ICAO code
NZGS
Airport name
Gisborne Airport
Latitude
-38.6639081
Longitude
177.97828688661417
Elevation
32
Time zone
Pacific/Auckland
City code
GIS
Country
New Zealand (NZ)
City
Gisborne
State
Gisborne
County
Gisborne District
Type
AP

IATA and ICAO codes

This airport has both an IATA and an ICAO identifier. The IATA code GIS is the three-letter identifier commonly used in passenger travel, while the ICAO identifier NZGS is a four-letter aviation identifier commonly used for operational purposes.

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Airport coordinates

The recorded coordinates for Gisborne Airport are -38.6639081, 177.97828688661417 . These coordinates identify the geographic position represented by the airport data.

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Airport elevation

The recorded elevation for Gisborne Airport is 32. Airport elevation is useful as geographic and aviation reference information.

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Airport time zone

Gisborne Airport is associated with the Pacific/Auckland time zone in the available airport data.

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Airport location

-38.6639081, 177.97828688661417

Airport website

No airport website is listed in the available source data.

Nearby airports

The closest airports to Gisborne Airport in the Aeromonk directory, based on recorded coordinates.

  1. WIR NZWO
    Wairoa
    63 km
  2. WHK NZWK
    Whakatane Airport
    124 km
  3. NPE NZNR
    Hawkes Bay Airport
    131 km
  4. ROT NZRO
    Rotorua International Airport
    157 km
  5. TUO NZAP
    Taupo Airport
    165 km

Frequently asked questions

What is the IATA code for Gisborne Airport?

The IATA code for Gisborne Airport is GIS.

What is the ICAO code for Gisborne Airport?

The ICAO code for Gisborne Airport is NZGS.

Where is Gisborne Airport located?

Gisborne Airport is located in Gisborne, Gisborne, New Zealand, according to the available airport data.

What is the elevation of Gisborne Airport?

The recorded elevation of Gisborne Airport is 32 feet.

What time zone is Gisborne Airport in?

Gisborne Airport is associated with the Pacific/Auckland time zone in the available airport data.

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