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Wrangell AirportPAWG / WRG

Wrangell Airport serves Wrangell, Alaska, United States. Its ICAO code is PAWG and its IATA code WRG. The longest of its one runway is 10/28, at 6,000 ft (1,829 m). The field is 49 ft (15 m) above sea level. Local time is America/Sitka, UTC-9, or UTC-8 with daylight saving.

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ICAO
PAWG
IATA
WRG
LONGEST RUNWAY
6,000 ft
1,829 m · 10/28
ELEVATION
49 ft
15 m
TIME ZONE
UTC-9
America/Sitka
POSITION
56.484°N
132.370°W

Runways

10/286,000 ft · 1,829 mASP

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Questions people ask about Wrangell Airport

How long is the runway at Wrangell Airport?

The longest runway, 10/28, is 6,000 ft (1,829 m), surface ASP.

What is the elevation of Wrangell Airport?

49 ft (15 m) above mean sea level.

What time zone is Wrangell Airport in?

America/Sitka: UTC-9, or UTC-8 with daylight saving.

What are the codes for Wrangell Airport?

ICAO PAWG, IATA WRG. It serves Wrangell, United States.

How far can you fly from Wrangell?
Open the mapper with a 7,300 nm range ring around PAWG, 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