Ghinnir Airport

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Ghinnir Airport
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OperatorEthiopian Civil Aviation Authority
Serves Ghinnir
Elevation  AMSL 6,499 ft / 1,981 m
Coordinates 7°9′N40°43′E / 7.150°N 40.717°E / 7.150; 40.717
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Location of the airport in Ethiopia
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Ghinnir Airport( IATA : GNN, ICAO : HAGH), also known as Ginir Airport, is a public airport serving the town of Ghinnir, in southeastern Ethiopia. The airport lies at an elevation of 1,981 ft (6,499 ft) above mean sea level..

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