Closest Airport to Adelaide, Airports Near Adelaide, Australia
The closest airport to Adelaide is Adelaide Airport (ADL). Distance from Adelaide Airport to Adelaide is 4.07 miles / 6.54 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Adelaide
- Adelaide Airport (6.54 Km)
- Kingscote Airport (131.17 Km)
- Port Pirie Airport (195.97 Km)
- Renmark Airport (206.63 Km)
- Cowell Airport (210.48 Km)
- Whyalla Airport (230.75 Km)
- Cleve Airport (235.33 Km)
- Port Lincoln Airport (251.03 Km)
- Port Augusta Airport (281.39 Km)
- Naracoorte Airport (298.12 Km)
- Mildura Airport (328.47 Km)
- Millicent Airport (334.99 Km)
- Hopetown Airport (352.14 Km)
- Wudinna Airport (358.37 Km)
- Mount Gambier Airport (369.32 Km)
- Horsham Airport (375.88 Km)
- Warracknabeal Airport (378.28 Km)
- Robinvale Airport (383.19 Km)
- Minnipa Airport (394.26 Km)
- Broken Hill Airport (420.57 Km)
List of Airports close to Adelaide
Adelaide Airport (ADL)
Adelaide Airport is located approximately 3.73 miles / 6 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is ADL.
Yorktown Airport (ORR)
Yorktown Airport is located approximately 55.3 miles / 89 kilometers West (W) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is ORR.
Minlaton Airport (XML)
Minlaton Airport is located approximately 61.52 miles / 99 kilometers West (W) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is XML.
Penneshaw Airport (PEA)
Penneshaw Airport is located approximately 67.11 miles / 108 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is PEA.
American River Airport (RCN)
American River Airport is located approximately 74.56 miles / 120 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is RCN.
Kingscote Airport (KGC)
Kingscote Airport is located approximately 81.4 miles / 131 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is KGC.
Parndana Airport (PDN)
Parndana Airport is located approximately 98.18 miles / 158 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is PDN.
Port Pirie Airport (PPI)
Port Pirie Airport is located approximately 121.17 miles / 195 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is PPI.
Renmark Airport (RMK)
Renmark Airport is located approximately 128 miles / 206 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is RMK.
Cowell Airport (CCW)
Cowell Airport is located approximately 130.49 miles / 210 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is CCW.
Whyalla Airport (WYA)
Whyalla Airport is located approximately 142.92 miles / 230 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is WYA.
Cleve Airport (CVC)
Cleve Airport is located approximately 146.02 miles / 235 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is CVC.
Port Lincoln Airport (PLO)
Port Lincoln Airport is located approximately 155.96 miles / 251 kilometers West (W) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is PLO.
Port Augusta Airport (PUG)
Port Augusta Airport is located approximately 174.61 miles / 281 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is PUG.
Naracoorte Airport (NAC)
Naracoorte Airport is located approximately 185.17 miles / 298 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is NAC.
Lock Airport (LOC)
Lock Airport is located approximately 191.38 miles / 308 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is LOC.
Mildura Airport (MQL)
Mildura Airport is located approximately 203.81 miles / 328 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is MQL.
Millicent Airport (MLR)
Millicent Airport is located approximately 207.54 miles / 334 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is MLR.
Wilpena Pound Airport (HWK)
Wilpena Pound Airport is located approximately 211.89 miles / 341 kilometers North (N) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is HWK.
Ouyen Airport (OYN)
Ouyen Airport is located approximately 212.51 miles / 342 kilometers East (E) of central Adelaide. IATA airport code is OYN.
