Abu Rudeis Airport (IATA: AUE, ICAO: EG-AUE) serves Ras Abu Rudeis, EG.
Abu Rudeis Airport (AUE), located in Ras Abu Rudeis, Egypt, is a joint civil/military airport. It is classified as a small airport, serving the city of Abu Rudeis in the Sinai Peninsula on the Gulf of Suez.
The airport has one primary runway, designated 13/31, which is 6,562 feet (2,000 meters) long and 150 feet (46 meters) wide, with a concrete surface. Its elevation is 39 feet (12 meters) above sea level. There are no airport lights. While some sources indicate the possibility of seasonal charter flights, it generally operates without scheduled commercial service. Limited public information is available regarding specific uses, but it is known to have both civil and military operations, with the military listed as an operating agency. Fuel, including aviation gasoline and jet fuel, is reportedly available.
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Where is Abu Rudeis Airport located?
Abu Rudeis Airport is located in Ras Abu Rudeis, EG, at an elevation of 43 ft. Its IATA code is AUE and ICAO code is EG-AUE.