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Wuhan Tianhe International Airport

(WUH)

Wuhan,Hubei Province,China

IATA Code	WUH City Code City code of WUH: refers to metropolitan areas of Wuhan	ICAO	ZHHH
Airport Name	Wuhan Tianhe International Airport	City	Wuhan
Region	Hubei Province	Country/Region	China (CN)
Time Zone	+08:00	Continent	Asia
Airport Type	Customs Airport	Bank Work Time Table	Open on Saturday, closed on Sunday.
Hub for (Airlines)	CA / CZ / MU	Phone Number	+86 27 96577
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Kuala Lumpur International Airport	KUL
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Taipei Songshan Airport	TSA
Manila International Airport	MNL
Hong Kong International Airport	HKG
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Macau International Airport	MFM	CA(CA119)
Singapore Changi Airport	SIN
Phuket International Airport	HKT
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Surat Thani International Airport	URT
Don Mueang International Airport	DMK
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Penang International Airport	PEN
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San Francisco International Airport	SFO	CZ(CZ659)
Rome Fiumicino Airport	FCO	CZ(CZ645)
Kaohsiung International Airport	KHH
Kansai International Airport	KIX	O3(O37301)
Chu-bu Centrair International Airport	NGO
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport	CDG
Narita International Airport	NRT
Sydney Airport	SYD	MU(MU749)
Incheon International Airport	ICN
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