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Northeastern Regional Airport

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Northeastern Regional Airport

KEDE / EDE

Edenton, North CarolinaELEV 20 FT

Small airport4.8 · 12 on Google
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Google rating

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Google reviews

ratings on Google
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Field elevation

feet above sea level
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Nearest alternate

nm to ECG

Field standing

#6 / 37

North Carolina airports by Google rating

4.8★ across 12 Google ratings — ranked against 37 rated NC fields.

24 nm

To the nearest alternate

Elizabeth City Regional Airport & Coast Guard Air Station (ECG) — 2 fields within 50 nm.

Overview

Northeastern Regional Airport (KEDE / EDE) sits in Edenton, North Carolina, where it functions as a general aviation field. The field lies at an elevation of 20 feet. The field has no airline schedules, which keeps it focused on private and general aviation flying.

EDE has no resident charter fleet; trips here are typically flown by operators repositioning from surrounding airports. Useful alternates include Elizabeth City Regional Airport & Coast Guard Air Station (ECG, 24 nm), Pitt-Greenville Airport (PGV, 46 nm), and Oceana Naval Air Station (NTU, 54 nm).

Quotes for flights out of EDE vary with aircraft type, repositioning, and schedule flexibility. The airport is also known as MCAS Edenton and NAAS Edenton. Use the cost estimator to model a trip from EDE, or browse verified operators serving the area.

Field capability

ICAO

KEDE

IATA

EDE

FAA / Local

EDE

Elevation

20 ft

Coordinates

36.0277° N · 76.5671° W

Airspace

G · Golf

Size

Small

Scheduled svc

No

Elevation vs NC fields

state range 112,165 ft

At 20 ft, EDE sits lower than 82% of the 38 North Carolina fields on the register.

Access & alternates

Closest alternate fields by great-circle distance — every listing links to its own field brief.

KEDE · Northeastern Regional Airport · Edenton, NC

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