Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport VILH: Serving the Leh district in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, here’s your guide to Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport.
Cities:
Leh
Country:
India
ICAO:
VILH
IATA:
IXL
Elevation:
10,682 ft.
Latitude/longitude:
34°08′09″N 077°32′47″E
Timezone:
UTC+05:30
Airport type:
Domestic
Slots:
Yes
PRP:
No
Fire category:
IV
Runway length:
2743 x 45m
Tower frequency:
N/A
Ground frequency:
N/A
On the Ground
Airport location: 20 minutes from Leh city center
Languages: English, Hindi
Opening hours: 0215-0645 Daily
Operational Information
Lead time for permit approval:
Three working days from non-PRC countries
Seven working days from PRC countries
Three weeks for Military permit
Types of aircraft handled: A320, B737
PCN: 38/R/C/W/U (Apron) 50/F/C/X/T (Airside)
Navaid available: DME DVOR NDB
Terminal capacity: 250 passengers per hour
Fuel types: Jet A1, AVGAS, 100LL/ Oil MJO II
Customs: Not available
Alternative airports: VIJU
Important numbers:
Fire: +1982257101
Police: +1982252018
Tourist Information
Climate:
Leh has a cold desert climate so has long and cold winters from November to early March. The weather from March to October is generally fine and warm during the day.
Security: Leh is generally a safe and secure destination
Attractions:
Leh Palace
Namgyal Tsemo Gompa
Shanti Stupa
Cho Khang Gompa
Chamba Temple
Jama Masjid
Gurdwara Pathar Sahib
Sankar Gompa and village
War Museum
The Victory Tower
Zorawar Fort
Ladakh Marathon
Datun Sahib
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