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WEH is the IATA airport code for Weihai International Airport, China. IATA codes are three-letter identifiers assigned to airports worldwide by the International Air Transport Association — they're what you see on boarding passes, baggage tags, and booking sites. Below: where WEH is, what timezone it operates in, and how to sort your transfer, lounge access, and car rental before you land.
WEH airport at a glance
Fact
Detail
IATA code
WEH
Airport
Weihai International Airport
Country
China
Coordinates
37.1881° N, 122.2361° E
Timezone
Asia/Shanghai
Weihai International Airport is served by WEH in China.
WEH is the IATA code for Weihai International Airport, China. You'll see WEH on boarding passes, baggage tags, and flight-booking sites whenever this airport is the origin or destination.
Where is WEH airport located?
WEH serves Weihai International Airport, China, at approximately 37.1881° N, 122.2361° E.
How do I get from WEH into the city?
Pre-booked private transfers are the most predictable option — fixed price, driver tracking your flight, no taxi-line haggling. Compare partner quotes for Weihai International Airport on this page. Ride-hail and licensed taxis are the usual fallback where available.
What timezone is WEH in?
WEH operates on the Asia/Shanghai timezone. Flight departure boards always show local time.
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Weihai International Airport is served by WEH in China.