Airport codes

Airport codes Solomon Islands (SB)

Information:
CountrySolomon Islands (show all 42 airports in Solomon Islands)
ISO country codeSB
NameICAOIATALatitudeLongtitude
Afutara Aerodrome AFT 9° 11' 0" S 160° 57' 0" E
Airport of Auki AGGA AKS
Anuha Island Resort ANH 8° 59' 0" S 160° 30' 0" E
Atoifi ATD 8° 52' 0" S 161° 2' 0" E
Avu Avu AGGJ AVU 9° 51' 0" S 160° 25' 0" E
Balalae AGGE BAS 7° 59' 0" S 155° 54' 0" E
Barakoma VEV 7° 50' 0" S 156° 42' 0" E
Barora RRI 7° 36' 0" S 158° 24' 0" E
Batuna Aerodrome BPF 8° 33' 0" S 158° 7' 0" E
Bellona AGGB BNY 11° 18' 0" S 159° 49' 0" E
Choiseul Bay AGGC CHY 6° 42' 0" S 156° 27' 0" E
Fera Island AGGF FRE 8° 6' 0" S 159° 35' 0" E
Gatokae Aerodrom GTA 52° 35' 0" N 29° 0' 0" E
Geva Airstrip GEF 6° 12' 0" N 19° 11' 0" E
Gizo AGGN GZO 8° 10' 0" S 157° 0' 0" E
Guadalcanal GSI 9° 25' 26" S 160° 3' 56" E
Henderson Intl AGGH HIR 9° 25' 0" S 160° 0' 0" E
Kagau KGE 5° 53' 0" N 116° 45' 0" E
Kirakira AGGK IRA 10° 30' 0" S 161° 50' 0" E
Kukundu KUE 8° 1' 0" S 156° 57' 0" E
Kwai Harbour KWR 8° 34' 0" S 160° 44' 0" E
Kwailabesi Aerodrome KWS 9° 2' 0" S 161° 0' 0" E
Marau Sound AGGU RUS 9° 52' 0" S 160° 50' 0" E
Mbambanakira AGGI MBU 9° 44' 0" S 160° 45' 0" E
Mono AGGO MNY 7° 21' 0" S 155° 30' 0" E
Munda AGGM MUA 08° 19' 40.69" S 157° 15' 47.13" E
Nana NAZ 10° 47' 0" S 162° 18' 0" E
Onepusu ONE 9° 10' 0" S 161° 4' 0" E
Parasi AGGP PRS 9° 43' 0" S 161° 24' 0" E
Ramata RBV 58° 3' 0" N 25° 6' 0" E
Rennell AGGR RNL 11° 40' 0" S 160° 18' 0" E
Ringi Cove RIN 8° 12' 0" S 157° 2' 0" E
Santa Ana Seaplane Base AGGT NNB 10° 50' 0" S 162° 28' 0" E
Santa Cruz Is AGGL SCZ 11° 37' 0" S 166° 51' 0" E
Savo SVY 9° 10' 0" S 159° 50' 0" E
Sege AGGS EGM 8° 34' 0" S 157° 52' 0" E
Suavanao Airstrip AGGV VAO 7° 34' 0" S 154° 40' 0" E
Tarapaina TAA 9° 26' 0" S 161° 23' 0" E
Tulagi Island TLG 9° 6' 0" S 160° 9' 0" E
Ulawa Airport RNA 19° 18' 0" S 44° 49' 0" E

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