
Aek Godang Airport (AEG) is located in Janji Manahan village, Batang Onang district, North Padang Lawas Regency, North Sumatra. AEG is its IATA code and WIME its ICAO code. The official airport profile classifies its use as domestic. Aek Godang also serves the broader South Tapanuli region, known as Tabagsel.
Aek Godang Airport’s listed address is Jalan Lintas Sibuhan, kilometre 1.5, Janji Manahan village. Its administrative location is Batang Onang district, North Padang Lawas Regency, North Sumatra. Use the village, regency and AEG code when checking a map to make sure it identifies the airport.
AEG is the IATA identifier and WIME is the ICAO identifier for the same airport. ANTARA reports that Aek Godang serves the wider Tabagsel area, including North Padang Lawas, Padang Lawas, Mandailing Natal, South Tapanuli and Padangsidimpuan City. The regional name describes the area served; the full address gives the airport’s location.
To check whether flight options are listed for AEG, enter it as the origin or destination and choose a travel date. Availability depends on the route, date and service information shown when you search. If results appear, compare the origin, destination, times and itinerary before selecting a ticket.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation profile lists Aek Godang Airport as public use and domestic. Those classifications describe the airport status and category; they do not confirm scheduled passenger service for your travel date. Check the current departure listing and confirm flight details before arranging your road journey.
The official airport profile lists a passenger terminal building for domestic use at Aek Godang Airport. Confirm AEG and the trip details on your ticket before setting out. The check-in and departure instructions for a specific flight come with its booking.
For a drop-off or pickup, confirm the date and time in the itinerary first. Use the Aek Godang Airport name and complete address when agreeing on a meeting point. Keep the flight number or trip information nearby so it can be checked against updates from the traveller.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation lists Jenderal Besar Abdul Haris Nasution (JHN) 51.4 kilometres from AEG, Dr Ferdinand Lumban Tobing (FLZ) 62 kilometres away and Raja Sisingamangaraja XII, also known as Silangit (DTB), 107.3 kilometres away. These are the distances shown in the official nearby-airport list, not road journey times.
For a practical comparison, search the airports for the same travel date and compare the flight options. Then review the road route from your starting location to each airport. The listed distances indicate nearby alternatives but do not show driving conditions or how long a transfer will take.
The listed address is Jalan Lintas Sibuhan, kilometre 1.5, Janji Manahan village, Batang Onang district, North Padang Lawas Regency. Use the full address when requesting directions or sharing your destination. Check that the map pin is at the airport rather than a general point in the village or Tabagsel area.
Your route and travel time depend on your starting address. Check a current map and confirm the pickup or drop-off point before travelling. If you select a different airport, include the road transfer from your location when weighing the options.
Confirm the airport name, AEG code and travel date in your flight search. Review the routes and times shown, then verify the ticket details before arranging the road journey. If you are considering JHN, FLZ or DTB, compare the itinerary and the route from your starting point.
Keep the complete Aek Godang Airport address with your booking so it is easy to share with a driver or family member. Allow time to reach the airport and follow the directions attached to your ticket. Rechecking the date, airport code and address helps connect the flight plan with the ground journey.

