GEE

Small airport · George Town, Australia

George Town Airport

George Town Airport is a small airport serving George Town, Australia. Its IATA code is GEE. Its ICAO code is YGTO. It has 4 runways, longest 3,280 ft (GRS). Elevation 131 ft.

IATA GEEICAO YGTO4 runways, longest 3,280 ft (GRS)AustraliaSmall airport

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Airport facts

LocationGeorge Town, Australia
IATA codeGEE
ICAO codeYGTO
TypeSmall airport
Runways4 runways, longest 3,280 ft (GRS)
Elevation131 ft
Coordinates41.0795° S, 146.8391° E

Every fact above is taken from the sources listed below; anything no source states is left blank rather than guessed.

History

The current facility opened in 1973, replacing an earlier rudimentary aerodrome nearby that was prone to flooding.

Official website: http://www.georgetownairport.com.au/ — the airport's own site has the current flight and visiting information.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the airport code for George Town Airport?

George Town Airport — its IATA code is GEE and its ICAO code is YGTO.

Where is George Town Airport located?

George Town Airport serves George Town, Australia. Its coordinates are 41.0795° S, 146.8391° E.

What is the history of George Town Airport?

The current facility opened in 1973, replacing an earlier rudimentary aerodrome nearby that was prone to flooding.

Sources

Page last updated 13 November 2026.