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Whitehorse International Airport

General information
Key Value Key Value
ICAOCYXYIATAYXY
Third codeElevation706
Latitude60d42'34''NLongitude135d04'02''W

Statistics
Year Pax Operations Cargo
2017 366 000 0 0
2016 336 433 0 0
2015 304 871 0 0
2014 286 407 0 0
2013 268 926 0 0
2012 271 904 0 0
2010 248 302 30 597 0
2009 228 693 27 663 0
2008 199 594 25 920 0
2007 191 931 27 659 0
2006 198 137 27 529 0
2005 188 275 23 664 0
2004 174 524 24 021 1 851
2003 159 261 23 525 739
2002 151 691 25 219 0
2001 153 872 31 833 0
2000 152 825 31 773 0
1999 149 921 28 743 0
1998 145 138 32 932 0
1997 139 584 40 982 0
1996 151 706 42 545 0
1995 129 420 51 135 0
1994 120 294 52 547 0
1993 117 916 53 326 0
1992 126 919 58 725 0
1991 121 016 51 125 0
1990 139 699 58 817 0
1989 132 060 55 967 0
1988 133 585 55 889 0
1987 110 138 53 928 0

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Jerzy 2019-12-27 08:59:50
The furthest airport from Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport (YXY) is Port Elizabeth International Airport (PLZ), which is located 10,398 miles (16,734 kilometers) away in Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Jerzy 2019-12-27 08:59:02
Distance from Whitehorse to Toronto (Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport – Toronto Pearson International Airport) is 2534 miles / 4078 kilometers / 2202 nautical miles.