Closest Airport to Angola, Airports Near Angola, South Africa

The closest airport to Angola is Queenstown Airport (UTW). Distance from Queenstown Airport to Angola is 13.08 miles / 21.04 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Angola

Queenstown Airport (21.04 Km)
Bisho Airport (107.78 Km)
East London Airport (150.82 Km)
Port Alfred Airport (167.88 Km)
Umtata Airport (192.94 Km)
Port Elizabeth Airport (238.43 Km)
Mafeteng Airport (255.03 Km)
Semongkong Airport (277.13 Km)
Lusikisiki Airport (281.3 Km)
Qachas Airport (284.62 Km)
Moshoeshoe International Airport (298.55 Km)
Sehonghong Airport (323.61 Km)
Bloemfontein International Airport (331.29 Km)
Margate Airport (368.34 Km)
Ficksburg Sentra Oes Airport (376.5 Km)
Leribe Airport (377.49 Km)
Mokhotlong Airport (381.28 Km)
Plettenberg Airport (389.03 Km)
Kimberley Airport (406.83 Km)
Pietermaritzburg Airport (441.09 Km)

List of Airports close to Angola

Queenstown Airport (UTW)

Queenstown Airport is located approximately 13.05 miles / 21 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is UTW.

Cradock Airport (CDO)

Cradock Airport is located approximately 62.76 miles / 101 kilometers West (W) of central Angola. IATA airport code is CDO.

Bisho Airport (BIY)

Bisho Airport is located approximately 66.49 miles / 107 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is BIY.

Butterworth Airport (UTE)

Butterworth Airport is located approximately 84.51 miles / 136 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is UTE.

East London Airport (ELS)

East London Airport is located approximately 93.21 miles / 150 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is ELS.

Port Alfred Airport (AFD)

Port Alfred Airport is located approximately 103.77 miles / 167 kilometers South (S) of central Angola. IATA airport code is AFD.

Umtata Airport (UTT)

Umtata Airport is located approximately 119.3 miles / 192 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is UTT.

Quthing Airport (UTG)

Quthing Airport is located approximately 126.76 miles / 204 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is UTG.

Port Elizabeth Airport (PLZ)

Port Elizabeth Airport is located approximately 147.89 miles / 238 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Angola. IATA airport code is PLZ.

Mafeteng Airport (MFC)

Mafeteng Airport is located approximately 158.45 miles / 255 kilometers North (N) of central Angola. IATA airport code is MFC.

Nkaus Airport (NKU)

Nkaus Airport is located approximately 164.66 miles / 265 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is NKU.

Port St. Johns Airport (JOH)

Port St. Johns Airport is located approximately 167.15 miles / 269 kilometers East (E) of central Angola. IATA airport code is JOH.

Sekakes Airport (SKQ)

Sekakes Airport is located approximately 169.63 miles / 273 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is SKQ.

Semongkong Airport (SOK)

Semongkong Airport is located approximately 172.12 miles / 277 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is SOK.

Lusikisiki Airport (LUJ)

Lusikisiki Airport is located approximately 174.61 miles / 281 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is LUJ.

Qachas Airport (UNE)

Qachas Airport is located approximately 176.47 miles / 284 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is UNE.

Lesobeng Airport (LES)

Lesobeng Airport is located approximately 182.68 miles / 294 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is LES.

Moshoeshoe International Airport (MSU)

Moshoeshoe International Airport is located approximately 185.17 miles / 298 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is MSU.

Lebakeng Airport (LEF)

Lebakeng Airport is located approximately 187.65 miles / 302 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is LEF.

Thaba Nchu Airport (TCU)

Thaba Nchu Airport is located approximately 188.28 miles / 303 kilometers North (N) of central Angola. IATA airport code is TCU.