Closest Airport to Weno, Airports Near Weno, Micronesia
The closest airport to Weno is Truk Airport (TKK). Distance from Truk Airport to Weno is 0.6 miles / 0.96 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Weno
- Truk Airport (0.96 Km)
- Pohnpei Airport (703.46 Km)
- Anderson Air Force Base (1017.8 Km)
- A.B. Won Pat International Airport (1021.46 Km)
- Rota Airport (1038.27 Km)
- Tinian Airport (1079.12 Km)
- Saipan International Airport (1081.98 Km)
- Eniwetok Airport (1227.7 Km)
- Kosrae Airport (1249.38 Km)
- Malekolon Airport (1292.16 Km)
- Mal Airport (1301.57 Km)
- Tokua Airport (1313.07 Km)
- Sule Airport (1383.63 Km)
- Manguna Airport (1449.34 Km)
- Witu Airport (1478 Km)
- Boram Airport (1526.76 Km)
- Yap Airport (1530.84 Km)
- Madang Airport (1560.42 Km)
- Wotho Airport (1584.01 Km)
- Lengbati Airport (1617.31 Km)
List of Airports close to Weno
Truk Airport (TKK)
Truk Airport is located approximately 0 miles / 0 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Weno. IATA airport code is TKK.
Pohnpei Airport (PNI)
Pohnpei Airport is located approximately 436.82 miles / 703 kilometers East (E) of central Weno. IATA airport code is PNI.
Anderson Air Force Base (UAM)
Anderson Air Force Base is located approximately 631.93 miles / 1017 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Weno. IATA airport code is UAM.
Agana Naval Air Station (NGM)
Agana Naval Air Station is located approximately 633.8 miles / 1020 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Weno. IATA airport code is NGM.
A.B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM)
A.B. Won Pat International Airport is located approximately 634.42 miles / 1021 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Weno. IATA airport code is GUM.
Mussau Airport (MWU)
Mussau Airport is located approximately 636.28 miles / 1024 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Weno. IATA airport code is MWU.
Emirau Airport (EMI)
Emirau Airport is located approximately 642.5 miles / 1034 kilometers South (S) of central Weno. IATA airport code is EMI.
Rota Airport (ROP)
Rota Airport is located approximately 644.98 miles / 1038 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Weno. IATA airport code is ROP.
Tinian Airport (TIQ)
Tinian Airport is located approximately 670.46 miles / 1079 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Weno. IATA airport code is TIQ.
Saipan International Airport (SPN)
Saipan International Airport is located approximately 671.7 miles / 1081 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Weno. IATA airport code is SPN.
Biawonque Airport (BAW)
Biawonque Airport is located approximately 676.67 miles / 1089 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Weno. IATA airport code is BAW.
Puas Airport (PUA)
Puas Airport is located approximately 689.1 miles / 1109 kilometers South (S) of central Weno. IATA airport code is PUA.
Kavieng Airport (KVG)
Kavieng Airport is located approximately 696.56 miles / 1121 kilometers South (S) of central Weno. IATA airport code is KVG.
Taskul Airport (TSK)
Taskul Airport is located approximately 697.18 miles / 1122 kilometers South (S) of central Weno. IATA airport code is TSK.
Simberi Island Airport (NIS)
Simberi Island Airport is located approximately 699.04 miles / 1125 kilometers South (S) of central Weno. IATA airport code is NIS.
Mapua Airport (MPU)
Mapua Airport is located approximately 708.98 miles / 1141 kilometers South (S) of central Weno. IATA airport code is MPU.
Tingwon Airport (TIG)
Tingwon Airport is located approximately 710.23 miles / 1143 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Weno. IATA airport code is TIG.
Momote Airport (MAS)
Momote Airport is located approximately 724.52 miles / 1166 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Weno. IATA airport code is MAS.
Lihir Island Airport (LNV)
Lihir Island Airport is located approximately 727 miles / 1170 kilometers South (S) of central Weno. IATA airport code is LNV.
Kamiraba Airport (KJU)
Kamiraba Airport is located approximately 735.7 miles / 1184 kilometers South (S) of central Weno. IATA airport code is KJU.
