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Newcastle International AirportEGNT / NCL

Newcastle International Airport serves Newcastle upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom. Its ICAO code is EGNT and its IATA code NCL. The longest of its one runway is 07/25, at 7,644 ft (2,330 m). The field is 266 ft (81 m) above sea level. Local time is Europe/London, UTC, or UTC+1 with daylight saving.

Published by Overfly · Airport data: OurAirports, 14 Sep 2026 · Last updated 23 Sep 2026

ICAO

EGNT

IATA

NCL

LONGEST RUNWAY

7,644 ft

2,330 m · 07/25

ELEVATION

266 ft

81 m

TIME ZONE

UTC

Europe/London

POSITION

55.038°N

1.690°W

Runways

07/257,644 ft · 2,330 mASP

Nearest airports

RAF Spadeadam EGOM 30 nm35m

Teesside International Airport EGNV 33 nm35m

Carlisle Lake District Airport EGNC 39 nm35m

RAF Leeming EGXE 45 nm35m

RAF Topcliffe EGXZ 51 nm35m

Leeds Bradford Airport EGNM 70 nm40m

Leeds East Airport EGXG 74 nm40m

Barrow Walney Island Airport EGNL 77 nm40m

Questions people ask about Newcastle International Airport

How long is the runway at Newcastle International Airport?

The longest runway, 07/25, is 7,644 ft (2,330 m), surface ASP.

What is the elevation of Newcastle International Airport?

266 ft (81 m) above mean sea level.

What time zone is Newcastle International Airport in?

Europe/London: UTC, or UTC+1 with daylight saving.

What are the codes for Newcastle International Airport?

ICAO EGNT, IATA NCL. It serves Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom.

How far can you fly from Newcastle upon Tyne?

Open the mapper with a 7,300 nm range ring around EGNT, then pick your own aircraft, add a route and check every leg.

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For reference and planning interest. Not for operational flight planning. Runway and elevation data from OurAirports; check current charts and NOTAMs before any flight. © 2026 Overfly.Flights