Pauk Airport

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Pauk Airport (IATA: PAU, ICAO: VYPK) is an airport located in Myanmar near Pauk.^[1]^[2]

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↑ Beck, George T (February 1958). Basic Data on the Economy of Burma: World Trade Information Service: Economic reports. Part 1. United States Bureau of Foreign Commerce. p. 10.
↑ ABC Air Travel Atlas. ABC Travel Guides Limited. 1995. p. 71.

21°26′56″N 94°29′13″E / 21.449°N 94.487°E / 21.449; 94.487

v t e Myanmar 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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