Closest Airport to Alotau, Airports Near Alotau Papua New Guinea
What is the nearest airport to Alotau, Papua New Guinea?
The closest airport to Alotau is Jackson Field (POM). Distance from Jackson Field to Alotau is 228.51 miles or 367.76 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Alotau
- Jackson Field (367.76 Km)
- Sopu Airport (424.89 Km)
- Witu Airport (546.34 Km)
- Manguna Airport (546.84 Km)
- Lengbati Airport (553.63 Km)
- Nadzab Airport (584.72 Km)
- Komako Airport (598.21 Km)
- Sule Airport (600.96 Km)
- Leron Plains Airport (628.64 Km)
- Tarabo Airport (690.4 Km)
List of Airports close to Alotau, Papua New Guinea
Jackson Field (POM)
Jackson Field is located approximately 228.04 miles / 367 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Alotau. IATA airport code is POM.
Sopu Airport (SPH)
Sopu Airport is located approximately 263.46 miles / 424 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Alotau. IATA airport code is SPH.
Witu Airport (WIU)
Witu Airport is located approximately 339.27 miles / 546 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Alotau. IATA airport code is WIU.
Manguna Airport (MFO)
Manguna Airport is located approximately 339.27 miles / 546 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Alotau. IATA airport code is MFO.
Lengbati Airport (LNC)
Lengbati Airport is located approximately 343.62 miles / 553 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Alotau. IATA airport code is LNC.
Nadzab Airport (LAE)
Nadzab Airport is located approximately 362.88 miles / 584 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Alotau. IATA airport code is LAE.
Komako Airport (HOC)
Komako Airport is located approximately 371.58 miles / 598 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Alotau. IATA airport code is HOC.
Sule Airport (ULE)
Sule Airport is located approximately 372.82 miles / 600 kilometers North (N) of central Alotau. IATA airport code is ULE.
Leron Plains Airport (LPN)
Leron Plains Airport is located approximately 390.22 miles / 628 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Alotau. IATA airport code is LPN.
Tarabo Airport (TBQ)
Tarabo Airport is located approximately 428.75 miles / 690 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Alotau. IATA airport code is TBQ.
