Piedras Negras International Airport (PDS): Airport Guide

Airport facts

IATA code: PDS
ICAO code: MMPG
City: Piedras Negras
Region / province: Coahuila
Country / territory: Mexico
Category: Medium-sized airport
Coordinates: 28.6279° N, 100.5352° W
Elevation: 275 m (901 ft)
Time zone: America/Monterrey (UTC-06:00)estimated from location
Runways: 1
Longest runway: 2,028 m (6,655 ft)

Runways

Runway data as published by OurAirports. Lengths are given in metres and feet.

Runway	Length	Width	Surface	Lighted
12/30	2,028 m6,655 ft	30 m	Asphalt	Yes

Distance and flight time to Vietnam

Great-circle distance to Vietnam’s three main international airports and an indicative direct flight time (about 800 km/h plus 30 minutes for take-off and landing). Real air cargo routings often include a transit hub and take longer.

Da Nang (DAD)
14,165 km
Direct flight: ≈ 18 h 10 min
Hanoi (HAN)
13,793 km
Direct flight: ≈ 17 h 45 min
Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)
14,745 km
Direct flight: ≈ 18 h 55 min

Radio frequencies

Published frequencies for reference only — not for navigation.

Service	Description	Frequency
Flight information (AFIS) AFIS	INFO	122.250 MHz

Air freight to and from Piedras Negras International Airport

Global Logistic Group arranges air cargo between Vietnam and Piedras Negras through airline and partner networks. Typical services include:

Export and import air freight, consolidated or direct, with booking on scheduled passenger and freighter flights
Pick-up, packing, labelling and documentation, including air waybills (AWB) and certificates of origin
Customs clearance in Vietnam and coordination with partners at destination
Special cargo on request, such as dangerous goods, perishables or temperature-sensitive shipments, subject to airline acceptance
Door-to-door delivery and combined sea–air or road–air solutions

Services, capacity and transit times depend on the airport, airline and cargo. We confirm them with each quotation.

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Nearby international airports in Mexico

Airport	IATA	City	Distance
Quetzalcóatl International Airport	NLD	Nuevo Laredo	162 km
Monterrey International Airport	MTY	Monterrey	320 km
Plan de Guadalupe International Airport	SLW	Saltillo	346 km
General Lucio Blanco International Airport	REX	Reynosa	370 km
General Servando Canales International Airport	MAM	Matamoros	435 km
Francisco Sarabia Tinoco International Airport	TRC	Torreón	444 km

Frequently asked questions

What are the airport codes of Piedras Negras International Airport?

The IATA code of Piedras Negras International Airport is PDS and its ICAO code is MMPG. Use the IATA code on air waybills and cargo bookings.

Where is Piedras Negras International Airport located?

Piedras Negras International Airport is in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico, at coordinates 28.6279° N, 100.5352° W and an elevation of 275 m (901 ft).

How far is Piedras Negras International Airport from Vietnam?

The great-circle distance from Piedras Negras International Airport to Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) is about 14,745 km, to Hanoi (HAN) about 13,793 km and to Da Nang (DAD) about 14,165 km. An indicative direct flight to Ho Chi Minh City takes ≈ 18 h 55 min.

How long is the runway at Piedras Negras International Airport?

The longest runway at Piedras Negras International Airport is 2,028 m (6,655 ft) long, with a asphalt surface. The airport has one runway in the source data.

Can Global Logistic Group ship cargo to or from Piedras Negras International Airport?

Yes. GLG arranges air freight between Vietnam and Piedras Negras International Airport (PDS) through airline and partner networks, including pick-up, documentation, customs clearance and delivery. Send us your cargo details for a quote and routing options.