Airport Code

NUW

Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (Ault Field)

ICAO: KNUW

About Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (Ault Field) Airport

Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (Ault Field), identified by its IATA code NUW and ICAO code KNUW, is a key airport serving Whidbey Island, United States. It connects travelers from around the world to the greater Whidbey Island area.

Operating within the America/Los_Angeles time zone, this airport is positioned at latitude 48.3518, longitude -122.6560. Other airports in proximity are MVW (Skagit, 21.8 km), LPS (Lopez, 25.5 km), FRD (Friday Harbor, 33.1 km), ESD (Eastsound, 43.8 km), BLI (Bellingham, 49.8 km), offering additional travel options.

This page offers detailed information about NUW for travelers, pilots, and aviation enthusiasts alike — from current weather conditions to nearby airport alternatives and distance calculations.

Local Time

America/Los_Angeles

Location

Whidbey Island

United States

Coordinates

48.3518, -122.6560

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Frequently Asked Questions — NUW

What city is NUW airport in?

Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (Ault Field) (NUW) is located in Whidbey Island, United States.

What is the ICAO code for Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (Ault Field)?

The ICAO code for Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (Ault Field) is KNUW. This code is used by air traffic control and airline operations worldwide.

Where is NUW located?

NUW is located at latitude 48.351799 and longitude -122.655998 in Whidbey Island, United States.

What timezone is NUW airport in?

Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (Ault Field) operates in the America/Los_Angeles timezone.

What does the airport code NUW stand for?

The IATA code NUW is the three-letter identifier assigned to Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (Ault Field) by the International Air Transport Association. You will find this code on your boarding pass, luggage tags, and flight booking systems.

What is the difference between NUW and KNUW?

NUW is the IATA code (3 letters, used on tickets and baggage) and KNUW is the ICAO code (4 letters, used by pilots and air traffic control) for Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (Ault Field).

What is the weather like at NUW airport?

You can check the current weather conditions at NUW airport at the top of this page. We provide real-time temperature data powered by Open-Meteo.

What airports are near NUW?

The closest airports to NUW are: MVW (Skagit, 21.8 km), LPS (Lopez, 25.5 km), FRD (Friday Harbor, 33.1 km), ESD (Eastsound, 43.8 km), BLI (Bellingham, 49.8 km).