
Aminggaru Airport is in Ilaga, the capital of Puncak Regency in Central Papua, Indonesia, in the central highlands.
It is known as Aminggaru Airport or Ilaga Airport. Its IATA code is ILA.
Flights are limited to small pioneer and charter services. Check the latest schedule with the operators before you travel.
Most flights connect Ilaga with Timika. Some services also link it with Nabire and other highland towns.
The runway is about 600 metres long, so only small propeller aircraft such as the Cessna Caravan can use it.
Small aircraft have strict weight limits. Confirm the baggage allowance with your operator and pack light.
Yes. Highland weather changes quickly, and flights to and from Ilaga are often delayed or rescheduled.
Travellers usually fly first to Timika on a scheduled airline, then take a small aircraft on to Ilaga.
Aminggaru Airport, listed under the code ILA, is the airstrip for Ilaga, the capital of Puncak Regency in Indonesia's Central Papua province. It sits high in the central highlands of Papua, where there are few roads and air travel is the main link to the outside world.
The airstrip is in the Aminggaru area of Ilaga. Mountain terrain surrounds the valley, and weather can change quickly through the day.
The runway is short, at around 600 metres, and suits small propeller aircraft only. Facilities at the terminal are basic. The airport is run by a unit of Indonesia's Directorate General of Civil Aviation.
Services are limited. Small aircraft such as the Cessna Caravan fly pioneer and charter services, mainly towards Timika, with links to Nabire and other highland towns. Frequencies are low and can change or be cancelled at short notice because of weather. Check the latest schedule with the operators before planning a trip.
There is no public transport network like in a city. Local drivers and arranged pick-ups are the usual way to move from the airstrip into town.
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