Iejima Airport

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Iejima Airport 伊江島空港

IATA: IEJ – ICAO: RORE
Summary
Airport type		Public
Operator		Government
Serves		Ie, Iejima, Japan
Elevation AMSL		238 ft / 73 m
Coordinates		26°43′21″N 127°47′13″E / 26.72250°N 127.78694°E / 26.72250; 127.78694Coordinates: 26°43′21″N 127°47′13″E / 26.72250°N 127.78694°E / 26.72250; 127.78694
Map
Iejima Airport Location in Japan
Runways
Direction	Length		Surface
Direction	m	ft	Surface
04/22	1,500	4,921	Asphalt concrete
Source: Japanese AIP at AIS Japan^[1]

Iejima Airport (伊江島空港, Iejima Kūkō) (IATA: IEJ, ICAO: RORE) is located the island of Iejima in Ie, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. The runways were part of the Ie Shima Airfield complex built during World War II.

References

↑ AIS Japan

External links

v t e Airports in Japan

First class airports	Chūbu Centrair International Kansai International Narita International Osaka International (Itami) Tokyo International (Haneda)

Second class airports	Akita Asahikawa Fukuoka Hakodate Hiroshima Kagoshima Kitakyushu Kōchi Ryōma Kumamoto Kushiro Matsuyama Miyazaki Nagasaki Naha New Chitose Niigata Oita Sendai Takamatsu Tokachi-Obihiro Wakkanai Yamagata Yamaguchi Ube Yao

Third class airports	Aguni Amami Aomori Fukue Fukui Fukushima Hachijojima Hanamaki Hateruma Ibaraki (Hyakuri) Iejima Iki Iwami Izumo Kamigoto Kerama Kikai Kitadaito Kobe Kōzushima Kumejima Matsumoto Memanbetsu Minami-Daito Miyakejima Miyako Monbetsu Nakashibetsu Nanki-Shirahama New Ishigaki (International) New Tanegashima Niijima Noto Odate-Noshiro Ojika Okayama Oki Okinoerabu Okushiri Oshima Rebun Rishiri Sado Saga Shimojishima Shizuoka Shonai Tarama Tokunoshima Tottori Toyama Tsushima Yakushima Yonaguni Yoron

Other airports	Amakusa Chofu Hiroshima-Nishi Honda Kasaoka Kōnan Komatsu¹ Makurazaki Miho-Yonago¹ Misawa Air Base/Misawa Airport¹ Nagoya Oitakenou Okadama¹ Tajima Teshikaga Tokushima¹

Military only airfields	Akeno Asahikawa Ashiya Atsugi Chitose Futenma Gifu Hachinohe Hamamatsu Hōfu Hyakuri Iruma Iwakuni Kanoya Matsushima Metabaru Iwo Jima Kadena Kasumigaura Kasuminome Kisarazu Minami Torishima Nyutabaru Ōminato Ozuki Shimofusa Shizuhama Tachikawa Tateyama Tokachi Tsuiki Utsunomiya Yokota

Heliports	Camp Zama Kastner Komatsushima Maizuru Tokyo

Defunct airports	Ishigaki Kokura Yokosuka naval airfield

¹ Dual military/civilian use

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