Closest Airport to Station Nord, Airports Near Station Nord, Greenland

The closest airport to Station Nord is Alert Airport (YLT). Distance from Alert Airport to Station Nord is 428.19 miles / 689.11 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Station Nord

Alert Airport (689.11 Km)
Svalbard Airport (713.86 Km)
Stord Airport (761.07 Km)
Eureka Airport (1167.28 Km)
Pituffik Airport (1176.67 Km)
Neerlerit Inaat Airport (1216.32 Km)
Grise Fiord Airport (1414.58 Km)
Hasvik Airport (1551.99 Km)
Hammerfest Airport (1553.97 Km)
Valan Airport (1554.18 Km)
Mehamn Airport (1579.71 Km)
Tromso/Langnes Airport (1591.17 Km)
Andenes Airport (1596.32 Km)
Sorkjosen Airport (1607.93 Km)
Berlevag Airport (1613.99 Km)
Ilulissat Airport (1621.74 Km)
Alta Airport (1622.02 Km)
Banak Airport (1635.46 Km)
Batsfjord Airport (1651.4 Km)
Bardufoss Airport (1651.9 Km)

List of Airports close to Station Nord

Alert Airport (YLT)

Alert Airport is located approximately 428.12 miles / 689 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is YLT.

Svalbard Airport (LYR)

Svalbard Airport is located approximately 443.04 miles / 713 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is LYR.

Stord Airport (SRP)

Stord Airport is located approximately 472.86 miles / 761 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is SRP.

Spitsberg Airport (SYG)

Spitsberg Airport is located approximately 500.2 miles / 805 kilometers East (E) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is SYG.

Qaanaaq Airport (NAQ)

Qaanaaq Airport is located approximately 687.24 miles / 1106 kilometers West (W) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is NAQ.

Eureka Airport (YEU)

Eureka Airport is located approximately 725.14 miles / 1167 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is YEU.

Pituffik Airport (THU)

Pituffik Airport is located approximately 730.73 miles / 1176 kilometers West (W) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is THU.

Dundas Airport (DUN)

Dundas Airport is located approximately 731.98 miles / 1178 kilometers West (W) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is DUN.

Neerlerit Inaat Airport (CNP)

Neerlerit Inaat Airport is located approximately 755.59 miles / 1216 kilometers South (S) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is CNP.

Ittoqqortoormiit Airport (OBY)

Ittoqqortoormiit Airport is located approximately 771.74 miles / 1242 kilometers South (S) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is OBY.

Upernavik Heliport (JUV)

Upernavik Heliport is located approximately 825.18 miles / 1328 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is JUV.

Upernavik Kujalleq Heliport (UPK)

Upernavik Kujalleq Heliport is located approximately 859.36 miles / 1383 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is UPK.

Grise Fiord Airport (YGZ)

Grise Fiord Airport is located approximately 878.62 miles / 1414 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is YGZ.

Umanak Airport (UMD)

Umanak Airport is located approximately 922.74 miles / 1485 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is UMD.

Qaarsut Airport (JQA)

Qaarsut Airport is located approximately 924.6 miles / 1488 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is JQA.

Qeqertaq Heliport (QQT)

Qeqertaq Heliport is located approximately 960.64 miles / 1546 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is QQT.

Hasvik Airport (HAA)

Hasvik Airport is located approximately 963.75 miles / 1551 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is HAA.

Saqqaq Heliport (QUP)

Saqqaq Heliport is located approximately 964.37 miles / 1552 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is QUP.

Hammerfest Airport (HFT)

Hammerfest Airport is located approximately 964.99 miles / 1553 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is HFT.

Valan Airport (HVG)

Valan Airport is located approximately 965.61 miles / 1554 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Station Nord. IATA airport code is HVG.