Weihai Dashuibo Airport

Weihai, China · IATA-Code WEH · ICAO code ZSWH

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

Stadt: Weihai
Land: China
Art: Medium airport · scheduled service listed by OurAirports
Lage: 37.187°N, 122.229°E

Compare distances from WEH

Great-circle distances to major hubs

WEH nach Seoul (ICN)375 km · 1 h
WEH nach Beijing (PEK)585 km · 1 h 15 min
WEH nach Tokyo (HND)1.580 km · 2 h 30 min
WEH nach Hong Kong (HKG)1.836 km · 2 h 50 min
WEH nach Bangkok (BKK)3.371 km · 4 h 45 min
WEH nach Delhi (DEL)4.281 km · 5 h 50 min
WEH nach Singapore (SIN)4.402 km · 6 h
WEH nach Dubai (DXB)6.366 km · 8 h 25 min
WEH nach Doha (DOH)6.693 km · 8 h 50 min
WEH nach Istanbul (IST)7.646 km · 10 h 5 min

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

Flughäfen in der Nähe

Straight-line distance, not by road.

Sources and methodology

Airport reference data

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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.