AKA

Small airport · Ankang (Hanbin), China

Ankang Fuqiang Airport

The airport opened on 25 September 2020 for public use, as its first commercial flight China Southern Airlines CZ5269 arrived from Guangzhou. Its IATA code is AKA. Its ICAO code is ZLAK. It has 1 runway, longest 8,530 ft (CON). Elevation 1,209 ft.

IATA AKAICAO ZLAK1 runway, longest 8,530 ft (CON)ChinaSmall airport

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Airport facts

LocationAnkang (Hanbin), China
IATA codeAKA
ICAO codeZLAK
TypeSmall airport
Runways1 runway, longest 8,530 ft (CON)
Elevation1,209 ft
Scheduled serviceYes
Coordinates32.7570° N, 108.8734° E

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What Ankang Fuqiang Airport is known for

The airport opened on 25 September 2020 for public use, as its first commercial flight China Southern Airlines CZ5269 arrived from Guangzhou.

History

Proposed as a replacement of Ankang Wulipu Airport, the Fuqiang Airport project commenced in 2013, and its construction began in December 2015, with an estimated total investment of 2.35 billion yuan. The airport opened on 25 September 2020 for public use, as its first commercial flight China Southern Airlines CZ5269 arrived from Guangzhou.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Ankang Fuqiang Airport?

The airport opened on 25 September 2020 for public use, as its first commercial flight China Southern Airlines CZ5269 arrived from Guangzhou.

What is the airport code for Ankang Fuqiang Airport?

Ankang Fuqiang Airport — its IATA code is AKA and its ICAO code is ZLAK.

Where is Ankang Fuqiang Airport located?

Ankang Fuqiang Airport serves Ankang (Hanbin), China. Its coordinates are 32.7570° N, 108.8734° E.

What is the history of Ankang Fuqiang Airport?

Proposed as a replacement of Ankang Wulipu Airport, the Fuqiang Airport project commenced in 2013, and its construction began in December 2015, with an estimated total investment of 2.35 billion yuan. The airport opened on 25 September 2020 for public use, as its first commercial flight China Southern Airlines CZ5269 arrived from Guangzhou.

Sources

Page last updated 13 November 2026.