Baghdad International Airport / New Al Muthana Air Base
Baghdad, Iraq — flight times and distances to airports around the world, computed from published coordinates.
Flight times from BGW to the nearest major hubs
Great-circle distance and estimated flight time to the closest large international airports — the realistic connecting points from Baghdad.
| Hub | Code | Distance | Flight time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kuwait City, Kuwait | KWI | 572 km | 1h 08m |
| Amman, Jordan | AMM | 791 km | 1h 24m |
| Beirut, Lebanon | BEY | 813 km | 1h 26m |
| Tel Aviv, Israel | TLV | 886 km | 1h 31m |
| Tbilisi, Georgia | TBS | 937 km | 1h 35m |
| Baku, Azerbaijan | GYD | 954 km | 1h 36m |
| Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | RUH | 954 km | 1h 36m |
| Manama, Bahrain | BAH | 993 km | 1h 39m |
| Doha, Qatar | DOH | 1,140 km | 1h 50m |
| Cairo, Egypt | CAI | 1,263 km | 1h 59m |
Nearest other airports
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What is the airport code for Baghdad?
Baghdad International Airport / New Al Muthana Air Base uses the IATA code BGW and the ICAO code ORBI. IATA codes are the three-letter ones on your boarding pass; ICAO codes are four letters and used by air traffic control.
Where is Baghdad International Airport / New Al Muthana Air Base?
It sits at 33.2625° N, 44.2346° E, serving Baghdad in Iraq, at an elevation of 114 feet.
Data from OurAirports (public domain) · Wikipedia. Flight times are great-circle estimates for planning only — always check the airline's published schedule.