Closest Airport to Auckland, Airports Near Auckland, United States
The closest airport to Auckland is Visalia Airport (VIS). Distance from Visalia Airport to Auckland is 24.48 miles / 39.39 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Auckland
- Visalia Airport (39.39 Km)
- Tulare Airport (51.87 Km)
- Fresno Air Terminal (58.4 Km)
- Porterville Airport (62.22 Km)
- Fresno-Chandler Airport (65.64 Km)
- Corcoran Airport (69.44 Km)
- Naval Air Station/Reeves Field (80.74 Km)
- Madera Airport (100.02 Km)
- Bishop Airport (109.45 Km)
- Mammoth Lakes Airport (117.65 Km)
- Kern County Airport (120.4 Km)
- Meadows Field (128.44 Km)
- Mariposa Yosemite Airport (131.87 Km)
- Merced Municipal Airport (147.11 Km)
- Kern County Airport (154.38 Km)
- Castle Air Force Base (156.89 Km)
- Los Banos Airport (165.61 Km)
- Paso Robles Airport (170.28 Km)
- Kern County Airport (172.4 Km)
- Mesa Del Rey Airport (184.66 Km)
List of Airports close to Auckland
Visalia Airport (VIS)
Visalia Airport is located approximately 24.23 miles / 39 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is VIS.
Tulare Airport (TLR)
Tulare Airport is located approximately 31.69 miles / 51 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is TLR.
Fresno Air Terminal (FAT)
Fresno Air Terminal is located approximately 36.04 miles / 58 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is FAT.
Porterville Airport (PTV)
Porterville Airport is located approximately 38.53 miles / 62 kilometers South (S) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is PTV.
Fresno-Chandler Airport (FCH)
Fresno-Chandler Airport is located approximately 40.39 miles / 65 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is FCH.
Corcoran Airport (CRO)
Corcoran Airport is located approximately 42.87 miles / 69 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is CRO.
Naval Air Station/Reeves Field (NLC)
Naval Air Station/Reeves Field is located approximately 49.71 miles / 80 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is NLC.
Dolomi Airport (DLO)
Dolomi Airport is located approximately 58.41 miles / 94 kilometers South (S) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is DLO.
Madera Airport (MAE)
Madera Airport is located approximately 62.14 miles / 100 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is MAE.
Bishop Airport (BIH)
Bishop Airport is located approximately 67.73 miles / 109 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is BIH.
Coalinga Airport (CLG)
Coalinga Airport is located approximately 72.08 miles / 116 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is CLG.
Mammoth Lakes Airport (MMH)
Mammoth Lakes Airport is located approximately 72.7 miles / 117 kilometers North (N) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is MMH.
Kern County Airport (MIT)
Kern County Airport is located approximately 74.56 miles / 120 kilometers South (S) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is MIT.
Meadows Field (BFL)
Meadows Field is located approximately 79.54 miles / 128 kilometers South (S) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is BFL.
Mamitupo Airport (MPI)
Mamitupo Airport is located approximately 81.4 miles / 131 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is MPI.
Mariposa Yosemite Airport (RMY)
Mariposa Yosemite Airport is located approximately 81.4 miles / 131 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is RMY.
Yosemite National Park Airport (OYS)
Yosemite National Park Airport is located approximately 90.1 miles / 145 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is OYS.
Merced Municipal Airport (MCE)
Merced Municipal Airport is located approximately 91.34 miles / 147 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is MCE.
Kern County Airport (IYK)
Kern County Airport is located approximately 95.69 miles / 154 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is IYK.
Castle Air Force Base (MER)
Castle Air Force Base is located approximately 96.93 miles / 156 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Auckland. IATA airport code is MER.