Grodno Airport

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Grodno Airport

Аэрапорт Гродна

Аэропорт Гродно
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Summary
Airport typePublic
Location Grodno
Elevation  AMSL 443 ft / 135 m
Coordinates 53°36′07″N024°03′14″E / 53.60194°N 24.05389°E / 53.60194; 24.05389 Coordinates: 53°36′07″N024°03′14″E / 53.60194°N 24.05389°E / 53.60194; 24.05389
Websitegrodnoavia.com
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Grodno Airport( IATA : GNA, ICAO : UMMG) is an airport that serves Grodno, Belarus.

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History

The airport opened in 1984.

Airlines and destinations

As of December 2021, there are no regular scheduled services at the airport.

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