Closest Airport to Québec City, Airports Near Québec City, Canada
The closest airport to Québec City is Quebec Airport (YQB). Distance from Quebec Airport to Québec City is 8.91 miles / 14.33 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Québec City
- Quebec Airport (14.33 Km)
- Charlevoix Airport (114.54 Km)
- Trois-Rivieres Airport (123.59 Km)
- La Tuque Airport (136.75 Km)
- Sherbrooke Airport (157.4 Km)
- Riviere-du-Loup Airport (161.74 Km)
- Bagotville Airport (169.4 Km)
- Alma Airport (191.26 Km)
- Roberval Airport (205.57 Km)
- Bromont Airport (206.59 Km)
- St. Hubert Airport (222.96 Km)
- Errol Airport (224.79 Km)
- Frenchville Airport (225.52 Km)
- Newport Airport (228.2 Km)
- Saint Jean Airport (232.66 Km)
- St Methode Airport (235.2 Km)
- Presque Isle Municipal Airport (241.38 Km)
- Caribou Municipal Airport (242.7 Km)
- Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (245.72 Km)
- Berlin Airport (248.92 Km)
List of Airports close to Québec City
Charny Airport (XFZ)
Charny Airport is located approximately 1.86 miles / 3 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is XFZ.
Quebec Airport (YQB)
Quebec Airport is located approximately 8.7 miles / 14 kilometers West (W) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YQB.
Valcartier Airport (YOY)
Valcartier Airport is located approximately 14.91 miles / 24 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YOY.
Charlevoix Airport (YML)
Charlevoix Airport is located approximately 70.84 miles / 114 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YML.
Trois-Rivieres Airport (YRQ)
Trois-Rivieres Airport is located approximately 76.43 miles / 123 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YRQ.
Asbestos Hill Airport (YAF)
Asbestos Hill Airport is located approximately 80.16 miles / 129 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YAF.
La Tuque Airport (YLQ)
La Tuque Airport is located approximately 84.51 miles / 136 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YLQ.
Sherbrooke Airport (YSC)
Sherbrooke Airport is located approximately 97.56 miles / 157 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YSC.
Riviere-du-Loup Airport (YRI)
Riviere-du-Loup Airport is located approximately 100.04 miles / 161 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YRI.
Bagotville Airport (YBG)
Bagotville Airport is located approximately 105.01 miles / 169 kilometers North (N) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YBG.
Alma Airport (YTF)
Alma Airport is located approximately 118.68 miles / 191 kilometers North (N) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YTF.
Roberval Airport (YRJ)
Roberval Airport is located approximately 127.38 miles / 205 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YRJ.
Bromont Airport (ZBM)
Bromont Airport is located approximately 128 miles / 206 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is ZBM.
St. Hubert Airport (YHU)
St. Hubert Airport is located approximately 137.94 miles / 222 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YHU.
Errol Airport (ERR)
Errol Airport is located approximately 139.19 miles / 224 kilometers South (S) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is ERR.
Frenchville Airport (WFK)
Frenchville Airport is located approximately 139.81 miles / 225 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is WFK.
Newport Airport (EFK)
Newport Airport is located approximately 141.67 miles / 228 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is EFK.
Saint Jean Airport (YJN)
Saint Jean Airport is located approximately 144.16 miles / 232 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YJN.
Millinocket Airport (MLT)
Millinocket Airport is located approximately 144.78 miles / 233 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is MLT.
St Methode Airport (YDO)
St Methode Airport is located approximately 146.02 miles / 235 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Québec City. IATA airport code is YDO.
