Winnipeg / James Armstrong Richardson International Airport
Winnipeg, Canada — flight times and distances to airports around the world, computed from published coordinates.
Flight times from YWG to the nearest major hubs
Great-circle distance and estimated flight time to the closest large international airports — the realistic connecting points from Winnipeg.
| Hub | Code | Distance | Flight time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minneapolis, United States | MSP | 636 km | 1h 13m |
| Chicago, United States | ORD | 1,138 km | 1h 50m |
| Chicago, United States | MDW | 1,163 km | 1h 52m |
| Denver, United States | DEN | 1,260 km | 1h 59m |
| Detroit, United States | DTW | 1,367 km | 2h 07m |
| Toronto, Canada | YYZ | 1,504 km | 2h 17m |
| Salt Lake City, United States | SLC | 1,530 km | 2h 19m |
| Nashville, United States | BNA | 1,753 km | 2h 36m |
| Montréal, Canada | YUL | 1,818 km | 2h 41m |
| Seattle, United States | SEA | 1,852 km | 2h 43m |
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What is the airport code for Winnipeg?
Winnipeg / James Armstrong Richardson International Airport uses the IATA code YWG and the ICAO code CYWG. IATA codes are the three-letter ones on your boarding pass; ICAO codes are four letters and used by air traffic control.
Where is Winnipeg / James Armstrong Richardson International Airport?
It sits at 49.9100° N, 97.2399° W, serving Winnipeg in Canada, at an elevation of 783 feet.
Data from OurAirports (public domain) · Wikipedia. Flight times are great-circle estimates for planning only — always check the airline's published schedule.