EMI

Emirau Airport

ICAO AYEE1.6539°S 149.9758°E52 m / 172 ftSmall airport
On the map
U.S. Marine Corps Vought F4U-1 Corsairs on Emirau, circa in the summer of 1944
U.S. Marine Corps · Public domain · Commons

Emirau Airport (IATA: EMI, ICAO: AYEE) is a small airport in Emirau Island, New Ireland Province, Papua New Guinea. It opened in 1944. It has one runway, 1,455 m (4,773 ft) long. It is operated by United States Marine Corps.

Timeline

1 event · 1944–1944
1944
OpenedEmirau Airport opens.
From WikidataEvery airfield, 1903–2026

Runways & airfield

Schematic · N · © OpenStreetMap
12/30
LENGTH1,455 m4,773 ftWIDTH—SURFACE—

Records & rankings

Ranked among 48,011 open airports · world · region · country
Longest runway1,455 m4,773 ft46 m · SHORT150 ft · SHORTMEDIAN · 975 mMEDIAN · 3,200 ftLONG · 5,300 mLONG · 17,388 ft#7,506of 29,823 · #454 Oceania · #23 PGElevation52 m172 ft-386 m · LOW-1,266 ft · LOWMEDIAN · 240 mMEDIAN · 787 ftHIGH · 4,938 mHIGH · 16,200 ft=34,619of 43,341 · =1,349 Oceania · #369 PGAgeOpened 19442026 · NEWEST2026 · NEWESTMEDIAN · 1976MEDIAN · 1976OLDEST · 1902OLDEST · 1902=2,300of 15,079 · =67 Oceania · =4 PGRunways11 · FEWER1 · FEWERMEDIAN · 1MEDIAN · 1MORE · 8MORE · 8=4,360of 29,943 · =526 Oceania · =5 PG
Scale: share of airports ranked below, best on the right · ties shown as = and a band · passengers are each airport’s latest year on record