Lomlom Airport

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Lomlom Airport
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Location Lomlom, Reef Islands
Coordinates 10°17′52″S166°19′41″E / 10.29778°S 166.32806°E / -10.29778; 166.32806
Lomlom Airport

Lomlom Airport is an airport serving Lomlom, in the Reef Islands, in the Solomon Islands ( IATA : LLM, ICAO : AGLM). The airport opened in 2018. [1] [2]

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References

  1. "Lomlom Airport". www.flysolomons.com.
  2. "LLM - Lomlom [Lomlom], Reef Islands, TE, SB - Airport - Great Circle Mapper". gc.kls2.com.