Heihe Aihui Airport

Heihe Aihui Airport is an airport serving the city of in Province, . It is not far away from in , .
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Latitude
50.17206° or 50° 10′ 19″ north
Longitude
127.30921° or 127° 18′ 33″ east
UN/LOCODE
CN HEK
Open location code
9Q2958C5+RM
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Open­Street­Map feature
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Yue Chinese—“Heihe Aihui Airport” goes by many names.
  • Arabic: “مطار خيخه”
  • Arabic: “مطار خيخي أيهوي”
  • Basque: “Heihe aireportua”
  • Cebuano: “Heihe Airport”
  • Cebuano: “Heihe Jichang”
  • Chinese: “黑河/瑷珲”
  • Chinese: “黑河机场”
  • Chinese: “黑河機場”
  • Chinese: “黑河瑷珲机场”
  • Chinese: “黑河璦琿機場”
  • Dutch: “Heihe Aihui Airport”
  • Estonian: “Heihe lennujaam”
  • Estonian: “HEK”
  • Estonian: “ZYHE”
  • French: “aéroport de Heihe Aihui”
  • French: “HEK”
  • French: “ZYHE”
  • French: “黑河”
  • French: “黑河/瑷珲”
  • French: “黑河机场”
  • French: “黑河瑷珲机场”
  • Indonesian: “HEK”
  • Indonesian: “ZYHE”
  • Japanese: “黒河”
  • Japanese: “黒河璦琿空港”
  • Japanese: “黒河空港”
  • Persian: “HEK”
  • Persian: “ZYHE”
  • Persian: “فرودگاه هیه”
  • Polish: “Port lotniczy Heihe”
  • Romanian: “Aeroportul Heihe Aihui”
  • Russian: “Аэропорт Хэйхэ Айхуэй”
  • Russian: “Аэропорт Хэйхэ”
  • Russian: “Хэйхэ Айхуэй”
  • Swedish: “Heihe Airport”
  • Swedish: “Heihe Jichang”
  • Tajik: “Фурудгоҳи ҳиҳ”
  • Urdu: “ہیہے آئیہوئی ہوائی اڈا”
  • Uzbek: “Heihe Aihui aeroporti”
  • Vietnamese: “Sân bay Ái Huy Hắc Hà”
  • Vietnamese: “Sân bay Hắc Hà”
  • Wu Chinese: “黑河瑷珲机场”
  • Yue Chinese: “黑河璦琿機場”

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Notable Places Nearby

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