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Medium airport · Nabire, Indonesia

Douw Aturure Airport

Located about 12 km (7.5 miles) from the city center, the airport serves as the main gateway to Nabire, the capital of Central Papua, as well as the surrounding regions. Its IATA code is NBX. Its ICAO code is WABI. Elevation 22 ft.

IATA NBXICAO WABIIndonesiaMedium airport

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Airport facts

LocationNabire, Indonesia
IATA codeNBX
ICAO codeWABI
TypeMedium airport
Elevation22 ft
Coordinates3.3980° S, 135.3931° E

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What Douw Aturure Airport is known for

Located about 12 km (7.5 miles) from the city center, the airport serves as the main gateway to Nabire, the capital of Central Papua, as well as the surrounding regions.

History

The airport began operations in 2023, replacing the old Nabire Airport (also known as Douw Aturure Airport) in Nabire District, which was located just a few hundred meters from the city center.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Douw Aturure Airport?

Located about 12 km (7.5 miles) from the city center, the airport serves as the main gateway to Nabire, the capital of Central Papua, as well as the surrounding regions.

What is the airport code for Douw Aturure Airport?

Douw Aturure Airport — its IATA code is NBX and its ICAO code is WABI.

Where is Douw Aturure Airport located?

Douw Aturure Airport serves Nabire, Indonesia. Its coordinates are 3.3980° S, 135.3931° E.

What is the history of Douw Aturure Airport?

The airport began operations in 2023, replacing the old Nabire Airport (also known as Douw Aturure Airport) in Nabire District, which was located just a few hundred meters from the city center.

Sources

Page last updated 13 November 2026.