Long Apung Airport

Long Apung-Borneo Island, Indonesia · IATA code LPU · ICAO code WAQL

LPU and the nearest major hubs (straight lines, not flight paths).

City: Long Apung-Borneo Island
Country: Indonesia
Type: Small airport · scheduled service listed by OurAirports
Location: 1.707°N, 114.970°E

Compare distances from LPU

Great-circle distances to major hubs

LPU to Singapore (SIN)1,221 km · 2 h
LPU to Bangkok (BKK)2,054 km · 3 h 5 min
LPU to Hong Kong (HKG)2,294 km · 3 h 20 min
LPU to Seoul (ICN)4,147 km · 5 h 40 min
LPU to Beijing (PEK)4,270 km · 5 h 50 min
LPU to Tokyo (HND)4,552 km · 6 h 10 min
LPU to Delhi (DEL)5,002 km · 6 h 45 min
LPU to Sydney (SYD)5,479 km · 7 h 20 min
LPU to Dubai (DXB)6,889 km · 9 h 5 min
LPU to Doha (DOH)7,260 km · 9 h 35 min

Distance · theoretical nonstop duration. Not a timetable, and not proof of a direct flight.

Nearby airports

Straight-line distance, not by road.

Sources and methodology

Airport reference data

Airport names, codes, locations and types come from OurAirports (public domain). Our list holds airports that have an IATA code; heliports, closed airfields and airfields without an IATA code are not in it. “Scheduled service” means OurAirports marks the airport as having scheduled flights; it is not a check of today’s timetable.

flew.world calculations

Distances are great-circle (straight-line) distances between airport coordinates. The theoretical nonstop duration is distance ÷ 800 km/h + 30 minutes: it does not mean a direct flight exists, and it is not a timetable. Nearby airports are listed by straight-line distance, not by road.