Distance From Gregoire Kayibanda Airport to International Airport (KGL - ABV Distance)

The flight distance from Gregoire Kayibanda Airport (KGL) to International Airport (ABV) is 1749 miles. This is equivalent to 2814 kilometers or 1519 nautical miles. The distance shown below is the straight line distance (may be called as flying or air distance) or direct flight distance between airports.


2814 kilometers is the distance from Gregoire Kayibanda Airport, Rwanda to International Airport, Nigeria.


Flight Duration between Kigali, Rwanda and Abuja, Nigeria

Estimated flight time from Gregoire Kayibanda Airport, Kigali, Rwanda to International Airport, Abuja, Nigeria is 3 hours 30 minutes under avarage conditions. The flight time calculator assumes an average flight speed for a commercial airliner of 500 mph, which is equivalent to 805 km/hr or 434 knots. Your actual flying time may vary depending on wind speeds or weather conditions.

Time Difference Between the Airports • KGL - ABV

Time difference between Kigali (Rwanda) and Abuja (Nigeria) is 1 Hours.
Current local time in Kigali is 2025-12-13, 06:34:52 CAT and time in Abuja is 2025-12-13, 05:34:52 WAT.
Abuja time is 1 Hours behind Kigali.

Gregoire Kayibanda Airport to International Airport Flight Route Map - KGL to ABV Flight Path

Location of Gregoire Kayibanda Airport & International Airport is given below.
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Nonstop flight route between Kigali, Rwanda and Abuja, Nigeria.
Get airport maps and more information about Gregoire Kayibanda Airport Gregoire Kayibanda Airport
City: Kigali
Country: Rwanda Flag of Rwanda
IATA Code: KGL
ICAO Code: HRYR
GPS Coordinates: Latitude: S 1° 58' 7.1'' Longitude: E 30° 8' 22''
Current time: 2025-12-13, 06:34:52 CAT
Current weather: 15 day weather forecast for Gregoire Kayibanda Airport Gregoire Kayibanda Airport 15 day weather forecast
Get airport maps and more information about International Airport International Airport
City: Abuja
Country: Nigeria Flag of Nigeria
IATA Code: ABV
ICAO Code: DNAA
GPS Coordinates: Latitude: N 9° 0' 24.4'' Longitude: E 7° 15' 47.4''
Current time: 2025-12-13, 05:34:52 WAT
Current weather: 15 day weather forecast for International Airport International Airport 15 day weather forecast

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