Closest Airport to Apia, Airports Near Apia, Samoa
The closest airport to Apia is Fagali I Airport (FGI). Distance from Fagali I Airport to Apia is 0.77 miles / 1.25 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Apia
- Faleolo Airport (27.8 Km)
- Maota Savall Island Airport (56.02 Km)
- Pago Pago International Airport (124.36 Km)
- Kuini Lavenia Airport (322.4 Km)
- Mata'aho Airport (459.18 Km)
- Wallis Island Airport (485.59 Km)
- Lupepau'u Airport (576.92 Km)
- Hanan Airport (613.07 Km)
- Futuna Island Airport (682.96 Km)
- Salote Pilolevu Airport (714.24 Km)
- Vanuabalavu Airport (862.05 Km)
- Lakeba Airport (896.46 Km)
- Kaufana Airport (903.27 Km)
- Cicia Airport (920.09 Km)
- Matei Airport (926.92 Km)
- Labasa Airport (999.24 Km)
- Savusavu Airport (1009.9 Km)
- Koro Airport (1021.87 Km)
- Moala Airport (1029.22 Km)
- Ngau Island Airport (1063.54 Km)
List of Airports close to Apia
Fagali I Airport (FGI)
Fagali I Airport is located approximately 0.62 miles / 1 kilometers East (E) of central Apia. IATA airport code is FGI.
Faleolo Airport (APW)
Faleolo Airport is located approximately 16.78 miles / 27 kilometers West (W) of central Apia. IATA airport code is APW.
Maota Savall Island Airport (MXS)
Maota Savall Island Airport is located approximately 34.8 miles / 56 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Apia. IATA airport code is MXS.
Asau Airport (AAU)
Asau Airport is located approximately 63.38 miles / 102 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Apia. IATA airport code is AAU.
Pago Pago International Airport (PPG)
Pago Pago International Airport is located approximately 77.05 miles / 124 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Apia. IATA airport code is PPG.
Ofu Airport (OFU)
Ofu Airport is located approximately 141.05 miles / 227 kilometers East (E) of central Apia. IATA airport code is OFU.
Tau Airport (TAV)
Tau Airport is located approximately 152.24 miles / 245 kilometers East (E) of central Apia. IATA airport code is TAV.
Fituita Airport (FTI)
Fituita Airport is located approximately 157.83 miles / 254 kilometers East (E) of central Apia. IATA airport code is FTI.
Kuini Lavenia Airport (NTT)
Kuini Lavenia Airport is located approximately 200.08 miles / 322 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Apia. IATA airport code is NTT.
Mata'aho Airport (NFO)
Mata'aho Airport is located approximately 285.21 miles / 459 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Apia. IATA airport code is NFO.
Wallis Island Airport (WLS)
Wallis Island Airport is located approximately 301.36 miles / 485 kilometers West (W) of central Apia. IATA airport code is WLS.
Lupepau'u Airport (VAV)
Lupepau'u Airport is located approximately 357.91 miles / 576 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Apia. IATA airport code is VAV.
Hanan Airport (IUE)
Hanan Airport is located approximately 380.9 miles / 613 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Apia. IATA airport code is IUE.
Futuna Island Airport (FUT)
Futuna Island Airport is located approximately 423.78 miles / 682 kilometers West (W) of central Apia. IATA airport code is FUT.
Salote Pilolevu Airport (HPA)
Salote Pilolevu Airport is located approximately 443.66 miles / 714 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Apia. IATA airport code is HPA.
Vanuabalavu Airport (VBV)
Vanuabalavu Airport is located approximately 535.62 miles / 862 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Apia. IATA airport code is VBV.
Lakeba Airport (LKB)
Lakeba Airport is located approximately 556.75 miles / 896 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Apia. IATA airport code is LKB.
Kaufana Airport (EUA)
Kaufana Airport is located approximately 561.1 miles / 903 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Apia. IATA airport code is EUA.
Laucala Island Airport (LUC)
Laucala Island Airport is located approximately 563.58 miles / 907 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Apia. IATA airport code is LUC.
Cicia Airport (ICI)
Cicia Airport is located approximately 571.66 miles / 920 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Apia. IATA airport code is ICI.
