GEC

Medium airport · Lefkoniko (Geçitkale), Cyprus

Geçitkale Airbase

During the renovation of the Ercan International Airport between September 2002 and May 2004, it served as Northern Cyprus' primary civilian airport. Its IATA code is GEC. Its ICAO code is LCGK. Elevation 146 ft.

IATA GECICAO LCGKCyprusMedium airport

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Airport facts

LocationLefkoniko (Geçitkale), Cyprus
IATA codeGEC
ICAO codeLCGK
TypeMedium airport
Elevation146 ft
Coordinates35.2359° N, 33.7201° E

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What Geçitkale Airbase is known for

During the renovation of the Ercan International Airport between September 2002 and May 2004, it served as Northern Cyprus' primary civilian airport.

History

Construction was completed around 1990. During the renovation of the Ercan International Airport between September 2002 and May 2004, it served as Northern Cyprus' primary civilian airport.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Geçitkale Airbase?

During the renovation of the Ercan International Airport between September 2002 and May 2004, it served as Northern Cyprus' primary civilian airport.

What is the airport code for Geçitkale Airbase?

Geçitkale Airbase — its IATA code is GEC and its ICAO code is LCGK.

Where is Geçitkale Airbase located?

Geçitkale Airbase serves Lefkoniko (Geçitkale), Cyprus. Its coordinates are 35.2359° N, 33.7201° E.

What is the history of Geçitkale Airbase?

Construction was completed around 1990. During the renovation of the Ercan International Airport between September 2002 and May 2004, it served as Northern Cyprus' primary civilian airport.

Sources

Page last updated 13 November 2026.