Daegu International Airport

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Daegu International Airport

대구국제공항
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Summary
Airport typePublic / Military
Owner Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
Operator
Serves Daegu and North Gyeongsang
Location Dong District, Daegu, South Korea
Opened1 April 1961;63 years ago (1961-04-01)
Built31 January 1937;87 years ago (1937-01-31)
Elevation  AMSL 116 ft / 35 m
Coordinates 35°53′39″N128°39′32″E / 35.89417°N 128.65889°E / 35.89417; 128.65889
Website www.airport.co.kr/daegueng
Map
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Location of airport in South Korea
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Runways
Direction LengthSurface
mft
13L/31R2,7438,999Concrete
13R/31L2,7559,039 Asphalt concrete
Statistics (2019)
Passengers4,669,057
Aircraft movements31,236
Tonnes of cargo34,718
Statistics from KAC [1]
Annual passenger traffic at TAE airport. See Wikidata query.
Traffic by calendar year
Passenger volumeAircraft operationsCargo tonnage
20012,214,61318,51117,564
20022,274,90119,98419,825
20032,228,55020,72920,823
20041,567,67815,02122,803
20051,236,44611,83720,565
20061,194,15011,11119,898
20071,177,49010,99719,619
20081,079,0119,69118,247
20091,026,2038,25717,669
20101,148,9538,28718,526
20111,178,2128,48919,724
20121,110,2908,41318,352
20131,084,5858,79416,383
20141,537,32811,83218,808
20152,027,62614,36920,480
20162,533,13217,08924,341
20173,560,12423,19132,031
20184,062,83326,80033,267
20194,669,05731,23634,718
20201,749,39612,99011,050
20212,048,36513,29410,583
20222,255,88313,47212,394
20233,302,10720,24422,077
Source: Korea Airports Corporation Traffic Statistics [11]

Access

The airport is 1.34 km from Ayanggyo Station (Daegu Subway Line 1) and can be reached by bus or taxi.

Accidents and incidents

See also

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