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IATA ILGICAO KILG

Wilmington Airport

Wilmington, Delaware, United States

Wilmington Airport is a medium-sized airport serving Wilmington, United States. Its IATA code is ILG and its ICAO code is KILG. The airport lies at an elevation of 80 ft (24 m) above sea level. It has 3 runway(s); the longest is 09/27, 7,275 ft (2,217 m) long. Local time follows the America/New_York time zone.

Key facts

IATA code
ILG
ICAO code
KILG
Airport type
Medium airport
Elevation
80 ft (24 m)
Coordinates
39.6787, -75.6065
Time zone
America/New_York
Local time now
—
Scheduled service
Yes

Location

PHL — Philadelphia International AirportDOV — Dover Civil Air Terminal/Dover Air Force BaseLNS — Lancaster AirportACY — Atlantic City International AirportTTN — Trenton Mercer AirportBWI — Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall AirportABE — Lehigh Valley International AirportMDT — Harrisburg International AirportPHLDOVLNSACYTTNBWIABEMDTILG
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Runways

RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceLighted
01/197,012 ft · 2,137 m150 ft · 46 mAsphaltYes
09/277,275 ft · 2,217 m150 ft · 46 mAsphaltYes
14/324,602 ft · 1,403 m150 ft · 46 mAsphaltYes

Nearest airports

Airports with scheduled service closest to Wilmington Airport, by great-circle distance.

AirportCityDistance
PHL Philadelphia International AirportPhiladelphia, United States38 km · 24 mi
DOV Dover Civil Air Terminal/Dover Air Force BaseDover, United States62 km · 39 mi
LNS Lancaster AirportLancaster, United States77 km · 48 mi
ACY Atlantic City International AirportAtlantic City, United States92 km · 57 mi
TTN Trenton Mercer AirportEwing Township, United States95 km · 59 mi
BWI Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall AirportBaltimore, United States107 km · 66 mi
ABE Lehigh Valley International AirportAllentown/Bethlehem, United States109 km · 68 mi
MDT Harrisburg International AirportHarrisburg, United States114 km · 71 mi

Distances to major hubs

Great-circle distances from ILG. These are geographic distances, not a list of operated flights.

Radio frequencies

Not for navigation. Always use official, current aeronautical publications.

TypeDescriptionMHz
A/DPHILADELPHIA APP/DEP118.350
ATISATIS123.950
CLDCLNC DEL119.950
CTAFCTAF126.000
GNDGND121.700
OPSARNG OPS46.900
POSTWILMINGTON COMD POST34.300
RDOMILLVILLE RDO114.000
TWRWILMINGTON TWR126.000
UNICUNICOM122.950

External links

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Frequently asked questions

What is the airport code of Wilmington Airport?

The IATA code of Wilmington Airport is ILG and its ICAO code is KILG.

Where is Wilmington Airport located?

Wilmington Airport is in Wilmington, Delaware, United States, at 39.6787, -75.6065.

What time zone is Wilmington Airport in?

Wilmington Airport uses the IANA time zone America/New_York. Daylight saving time, where applicable, is applied automatically by the clock on this page.

How long is the longest runway at Wilmington Airport?

The longest runway listed is 09/27, 7,275 ft (2,217 m) long.

What is the nearest airport to Wilmington Airport?

The nearest airport with scheduled service in our directory is Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), about 38 km (24 mi) away.

Source: OurAirports (data updated: 9 November 2026). Not for navigation. Always use official, current aeronautical publications.