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Gimhae International Airport

Busan, South Korea
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80
Routes out
36
Destinations
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ICAO
6 ft
Elevation

Route map (35 destinations)

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Routes

PUS → CEB5J · 320
PUS → MNL5J · 320
PUS → BKK7C · 737
PUS → CJU7C · 737
PUS → NRTAA · 737
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PUS → CSXBX · 321
PUS → FUKBX · 320
PUS → HKGBX · 321
PUS → KHHBX · 734
PUS → KIXBX · 321
PUS → MFMBX · 321
PUS → NRTBX · 321
PUS → REPBX · 321
PUS → TAOBX · 734
PUS → TPEBX · 321 734
PUS → TYNBX · 734
PUS → WUHBX · 734
PUS → XIYBX · 321
PUS → HGHCA · 320
PUS → PEKCA · 738
PUS → TPECI · 738 333
PUS → HKGCX · 321 320
PUS → SHECZ · 320
PUS → KULD7 · 330
PUS → PVGFM · 738 739
PUS → TAOFM · 737
PUS → PEKHU · 333
PUS → KIXJL · 73H
PUS → NGOJL · 739
PUS → NRTJL · 73H
PUS → HKGKA · 321 320
PUS → BKKKE · 333
PUS → CEBKE · 73H
PUS → CJUKE · 739 333 73H
PUS → CTSKE · 73H
PUS → FUKKE · 739
PUS → GMPKE · 73H 739
PUS → GUMKE · 73H
PUS → HANKE · 321
PUS → HKGKE · 739
PUS → KIXKE · 73H
PUS → NGOKE · 739
PUS → NKGKE · 73H
PUS → NRTKE · 739
PUS → PEKKE · 333
PUS → PVGKE · 739
PUS → REPKE · 73H
PUS → SGNKE · 321
PUS → TAOKE · 73H
PUS → KIXMM · 320
PUS → NKGMU · 73H
PUS → PVGMU · 321 320
PUS → TAOMU · 73H
PUS → OKANH · 320
PUS → MFMNX · 320
PUS → BKKOZ · 330
PUS → CANOZ · 320
PUS → CJUOZ · 321 320 734 735
PUS → FUKOZ · 734 320
Gimhae International Airport
Encyclopaedia

Gimhae International Airport also known as Busan Airport is located on the western end of Busan, the second-largest city in South Korea. Opened in 1976, the airport is named after the nearby city of Gimhae. A new international terminal opened on 31 October 2007. Gimhae International Airport is the main hub for Air Busan and Korean Air, and an operating base for Jeju Air and Jin Air. Runway 18L/36R is used for military purposes only for Gimhae Air Base, but due to increasing traffic, there are plans to open the runway for airliners. In 2018, 17,064,613 passengers used the airport.

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