Port Said International Airport (PSD)

Port Said, EG 🇪🇬 Medium Airport

ICAO

HEPS

IATA

PSD

Elevation

10 ft

Region

EG-PTS

Airport Information

GPS Code: HEPS

Local Code: Not available

Location: 31.279285° N, 32.240582° E

Continent: AF

Type: Medium Airport

Keywords: El Gamil

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Terminal Information

Runways

Designation	Length	Width	Surface	Status
10/28	7707 ft	148 ft	ASP	Active Lighted

Radio Frequencies

Type	Description	Frequency
RDO	RDO	579.0 MHz
TWR	TWR	120.7 MHz

Navigation Aids

Ident	Name	Type	Frequency
PSD	Port Said	VOR-DME	112700 kHz

Ground Transportation

Taxis

Taxis are typically available outside the arrival terminals.

Rental Cars

Multiple rental car companies may have counters at this airport.

Public Transportation

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El Gamil Posted by animebirder on January 18, 2022

This appears to be the same airport that was involved in the 1956 Suez Crisis (as "El Gamil Airfield").