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Arkansas International AirportKBYH / BYH

Arkansas International Airport serves Blytheville, Arkansas, United States. Its ICAO code is KBYH and its IATA code BYH. The longest of its one runway is 18/36, at 11,602 ft (3,536 m). The field is 254 ft (77 m) above sea level. Local time is America/Chicago, UTC-6, or UTC-5 with daylight saving.

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

ICAO

KBYH

IATA

BYH

LONGEST RUNWAY

11,602 ft

3,536 m · 18/36

ELEVATION

254 ft

77 m

TIME ZONE

UTC-6

America/Chicago

POSITION

35.964°N

89.944°W

Runways

18/3611,602 ft · 3,536 mPEM

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Questions people ask about Arkansas International Airport

How long is the runway at Arkansas International Airport?

The longest runway, 18/36, is 11,602 ft (3,536 m), surface PEM.

What is the elevation of Arkansas International Airport?

254 ft (77 m) above mean sea level.

What time zone is Arkansas International Airport in?

America/Chicago: UTC-6, or UTC-5 with daylight saving.

What are the codes for Arkansas International Airport?

ICAO KBYH, IATA BYH. It serves Blytheville, United States.

How far can you fly from Blytheville?

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