Closest Airport to Arubo, Airports Near Arubo, Nauru

The closest airport to Arubo is Nauru Island International Airport (INU). Distance from Nauru Island International Airport to Arubo is 3.01 miles / 4.84 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Arubo

Nauru Island International Airport (4.84 Km)
Bonriki Airport (722.21 Km)
Butaritari Airport (765.83 Km)
Kosrae Airport (787.23 Km)
Amata Kabua International Airport (969.77 Km)
Kwajalein Airport (1029.7 Km)
Manaoba Airport (1103.3 Km)
Kwailabesi Airport (1108.13 Km)
Santa Cruz Island Airport (1142.72 Km)
Gwaunaru'u Airport (1144.43 Km)
Wotho Airport (1191.9 Km)
Nana Airport (1245.68 Km)
Henderson International Airport (1250.36 Km)
Pohnpei Airport (1276.81 Km)
Viru Harbour Airstrip (1356.33 Km)
Munda Airport (1379.76 Km)
Kukudu Airport (1386.77 Km)
Geva Airport (1389.39 Km)
Gizo Airport (1398.93 Km)
Barakoma Airport (1400.88 Km)

List of Airports close to Arubo

Nauru Island International Airport (INU)

Nauru Island International Airport is located approximately 2.49 miles / 4 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is INU.

Ebon Airport (EBO)

Ebon Airport is located approximately 374.07 miles / 602 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is EBO.

Namdrik Island Airport (NDK)

Namdrik Island Airport is located approximately 431.85 miles / 695 kilometers North (N) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is NDK.

Maiana Airport (MNK)

Maiana Airport is located approximately 433.72 miles / 698 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is MNK.

Bonriki Airport (TRW)

Bonriki Airport is located approximately 448.63 miles / 722 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is TRW.

Kili Island Airport (KIO)

Kili Island Airport is located approximately 450.49 miles / 725 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is KIO.

Abaiang Airport (ABF)

Abaiang Airport is located approximately 450.49 miles / 725 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is ABF.

Kuria Airport (KUC)

Kuria Airport is located approximately 452.36 miles / 728 kilometers East (E) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is KUC.

Aranuka Airport (AAK)

Aranuka Airport is located approximately 465.41 miles / 749 kilometers East (E) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is AAK.

Marakei Airport (MZK)

Marakei Airport is located approximately 472.24 miles / 760 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is MZK.

Butaritari Airport (BBG)

Butaritari Airport is located approximately 475.35 miles / 765 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is BBG.

Jaluit Airport (UIT)

Jaluit Airport is located approximately 480.32 miles / 773 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is UIT.

Abemama Atoll Airport (AEA)

Abemama Atoll Airport is located approximately 480.94 miles / 774 kilometers East (E) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is AEA.

Kosrae Airport (KSA)

Kosrae Airport is located approximately 489.02 miles / 787 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is KSA.

Makin Island Airport (MTK)

Makin Island Airport is located approximately 496.48 miles / 799 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is MTK.

Nonouti Airport (NON)

Nonouti Airport is located approximately 517.6 miles / 833 kilometers East (E) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is NON.

Tabiteuea Airport (TBF)

Tabiteuea Airport is located approximately 543.7 miles / 875 kilometers East (E) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is TBF.

Ailinglapalap Island Airport (AIP)

Ailinglapalap Island Airport is located approximately 553.02 miles / 890 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is AIP.

Ailinglaplap Airok Airport (AIC)

Ailinglaplap Airok Airport is located approximately 553.02 miles / 890 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is AIC.

Woja Airport (WJA)

Woja Airport is located approximately 560.48 miles / 902 kilometers North (N) of central Arubo. IATA airport code is WJA.