Gweru - Thornhill Air Base (GWE) Details, Gweru, Zimbabwe

Gweru - Thornhill Air Base is located in the municipality of Gweru in Zimbabwe, Africa. The airport code GWE is the airport IATA code for Gweru - Thornhill Air Base. The ICAO airport code of this field is FVTL. Gweru - Thornhill Air Base has the altitude of 4680, which is equal to 1427 meters above sea level.

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IATA Code : GWE
ICAO Code : FVTL
Type : Medium Airport
City : Gweru
Country : Zimbabwe Flag of Zimbabwe
GPS Coordinates : Latitude: S 19° 26' 12.2'' (-19.436718)
Longitude: E 29° 51' 43'' (29.861945)
Timezone : Africa/Harare
Current local time and date at Gweru - Thornhill Air Base is 22 December 2024, 17:50:21 CAT
Elevation above sea level : 4680 (1427 meters)

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