Usharal Airport

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Usharal Airport

Аэропорт Ушарал
Summary
Airport typePublic
Serves Usharal, Kazakhstan
Coordinates 46°11′25″N080°49′53″E / 46.19028°N 80.83139°E / 46.19028; 80.83139
Maps
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UAAL
Location in Kazakhstan
Usharal Airport
Runways
Direction LengthSurface
mft
10/282,2007,218asphalt
Source: AIP [1]

Usharal Airport( IATA : USJ, ICAO : UAAL) is a domestic aerodrome serving Usharal, the capital of the Alakol District, in the south-eastern Almaty Region of Kazakhstan.

Airlines and destinations

AirlinesDestinations
Qazaq Air Seasonal: Astana
Zhetysu Seasonal: Taldyqorğan

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