Putao Airport

PBU

Location of airport in Myanmar

Putao Airport (IATA: PBU, ICAO: VYPT) is an airport in Putao, Myanmar. The airport was originally part of Fort Hertz, which served as an isolated British outpost during the Burma Campaign in World War II.^[1]

Airlines and destinations

References

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Airports in Myanmar

International

• Yangon (RGN)
• Mandalay (MDL)
• Naypyitaw (NYT)

Domestic

• Anisakan
• Ann (VBA)
• Bhamo (BMO)
• Bokpyin
• Coco Island
• Dawei (TVY)
• Gangaw (GAW)
• Gwa (GWA)
• Heho (HEH)
• Homalin (HOX)
• Hpa-An (PAA)
• Hpapun (PPU)
• Kalaymyo (KMV)
• Kawthaung (KAW)
• Kengtung (KET)
• Khamti (KHM)
• Kyaukpyu (KYP)
• Kyauktu (KYT)
• Kyauktu South
• Lanywa
• Lashio (LSH)
• Loikaw (LIW)
• Magwe (MWQ)
• Manaung (MGU)
• Chanmyathazi (VBC)
• Mawlamyaing (MNU)
• Momeik (MOE)
• Mong Ton (MGK)
• Monghsat (MOG)
• Monywa (NYW)
• Myeik (MGZ)
• Myitkyina (MYT)
• Namsang (NMS)
• Namtu (NMT)
• Nogmung
• Nyaung U (NYU)
• Pakokku (PKK)
• Pathein (BSX)
• Pauk (PAU)
• Putao (PBU)
• Pyay (PRU)
• Sittwe (AKY)
• Falam Surbung (SUR)
• Tachilek (THL)
• Thandwe (SNW)
• Tilin (TIO)
• Ye (XYE)

Military

• Hmawbi Air Base
• Meiktila Air Base
• Shante Air Base
• Nampong Air Base
• Taungoo Air Base

Under construction

• Hanthawaddy

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