Closest Airport to Weihai, Airports Near Weihai, China
The closest airport to Weihai is Laishan Airport (YNT). Distance from Laishan Airport to Weihai is 41.84 miles / 67.33 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Weihai
- Laishan Airport (67.33 Km)
- Dalian Airport (169.31 Km)
- Qingdao Airport (208.31 Km)
- Dandong Airport (336.39 Km)
- Yingkou Lanqi Airport (337.43 Km)
- Sunan (363.1 Km)
- Incheon International Airport (381.96 Km)
- Taean Airport (384.3 Km)
- Seosan Air Base (397.3 Km)
- Gimpo International Airport (411.7 Km)
- Suwon Airport (432.7 Km)
- Tangshan Sann?he Airport (433.69 Km)
- Ab Airport (436.63 Km)
- Lianyungang Airport (438.44 Km)
- Gunsan Airport (438.73 Km)
- Seoul Ab Airport (440.54 Km)
- Jinan Airport (440.61 Km)
- Tianjin Airport (453.43 Km)
- Shenyang Airport (473.41 Km)
- Muan International Airport (473.87 Km)
List of Airports close to Weihai
Weihai Airport (WEH)
Weihai Airport is located approximately 22.99 miles / 37 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is WEH.
Laishan Airport (YNT)
Laishan Airport is located approximately 41.63 miles / 67 kilometers West (W) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is YNT.
Dalian Airport (DLC)
Dalian Airport is located approximately 105.01 miles / 169 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is DLC.
Changhai Airport (CNI)
Changhai Airport is located approximately 124.27 miles / 200 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is CNI.
Qingdao Airport (TAO)
Qingdao Airport is located approximately 129.25 miles / 208 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is TAO.
Weifang Airport (WEF)
Weifang Airport is located approximately 175.85 miles / 283 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is WEF.
Dongying Airport (DOY)
Dongying Airport is located approximately 182.68 miles / 294 kilometers West (W) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is DOY.
Dandong Airport (DDG)
Dandong Airport is located approximately 208.78 miles / 336 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is DDG.
Yingkou Lanqi Airport (YKH)
Yingkou Lanqi Airport is located approximately 209.4 miles / 337 kilometers North (N) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is YKH.
Qinhuangdao Airport (SHP)
Qinhuangdao Airport is located approximately 212.51 miles / 342 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is SHP.
Shanhaiguan Airport (SHF)
Shanhaiguan Airport is located approximately 213.13 miles / 343 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is SHF.
Xingcheng Airport (XEN)
Xingcheng Airport is located approximately 224.94 miles / 362 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is XEN.
Sunan (FNJ)
Sunan is located approximately 225.56 miles / 363 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is FNJ.
Binzhou Daguo Airport (CBZ)
Binzhou Daguo Airport is located approximately 231.77 miles / 373 kilometers West (W) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is CBZ.
Incheon International Airport (ICN)
Incheon International Airport is located approximately 236.74 miles / 381 kilometers East (E) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is ICN.
Taean Airport (QDY)
Taean Airport is located approximately 238.61 miles / 384 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is QDY.
Incheon Heliport (JCN)
Incheon Heliport is located approximately 246.06 miles / 396 kilometers East (E) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is JCN.
Seosan Air Base (HMY)
Seosan Air Base is located approximately 246.68 miles / 397 kilometers East (E) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is HMY.
Anshan Airport (AOG)
Anshan Airport is located approximately 251.03 miles / 404 kilometers North (N) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is AOG.
Liaoning Province Airport (JNZ)
Liaoning Province Airport is located approximately 254.14 miles / 409 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Weihai. IATA airport code is JNZ.
