Closest Airport to Bahía Blanca, Airports Near Bahía Blanca, Argentina
The closest airport to Bahía Blanca is Comandante Airport (BHI). Distance from Comandante Airport to Bahía Blanca is 5.25 miles / 8.45 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Bahía Blanca
- Comandante Airport (8.45 Km)
- Brigadier Hector Ruiz (146.77 Km)
- Tres Arroyos Airport (172.39 Km)
- Viedma Airport (247.25 Km)
- Santa Rosa Airport (295.6 Km)
- Necochea Airport (300.85 Km)
- Tandil Airport (313.09 Km)
- Pehuajo Airport (321.58 Km)
- San Antonio Oeste Airport (327.25 Km)
- General Pico Airport (361.07 Km)
- Sierra Grande Airport (412.6 Km)
- Mar Del Plata Airport (418.51 Km)
- General Roca Airport (464.59 Km)
- Villa Gesell Airport (487.66 Km)
- El Tehuelche Airport (508.84 Km)
- Neuquen Airport (510.68 Km)
- Santa Teresita Airport (544.8 Km)
- Ministro Pistarini Airport (545.87 Km)
- Trelew Airport (559.48 Km)
- El Palomar Airport (561.05 Km)
List of Airports close to Bahía Blanca
Comandante Airport (BHI)
Comandante Airport is located approximately 4.97 miles / 8 kilometers East (E) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is BHI.
Brigadier Hector Ruiz (CSZ)
Brigadier Hector Ruiz is located approximately 90.72 miles / 146 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is CSZ.
Tres Arroyos Airport (OYO)
Tres Arroyos Airport is located approximately 106.88 miles / 172 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is OYO.
Carmen De Patagones Airport (CPG)
Carmen De Patagones Airport is located approximately 147.26 miles / 237 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is CPG.
Viedma Airport (VDM)
Viedma Airport is located approximately 153.48 miles / 247 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is VDM.
Olavarria Airport (OVR)
Olavarria Airport is located approximately 168.39 miles / 271 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is OVR.
Santa Rosa Airport (RSA)
Santa Rosa Airport is located approximately 183.3 miles / 295 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is RSA.
Necochea Airport (NEC)
Necochea Airport is located approximately 186.41 miles / 300 kilometers East (E) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is NEC.
Tandil Airport (TDL)
Tandil Airport is located approximately 194.49 miles / 313 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is TDL.
Pehuajo Airport (PEH)
Pehuajo Airport is located approximately 199.46 miles / 321 kilometers North (N) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is PEH.
San Antonio Oeste Airport (OES)
San Antonio Oeste Airport is located approximately 203.19 miles / 327 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is OES.
General Pico Airport (GPO)
General Pico Airport is located approximately 224.31 miles / 361 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is GPO.
Miramar Airport (MJR)
Miramar Airport is located approximately 239.85 miles / 386 kilometers East (E) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is MJR.
Valcheta Airport (VCF)
Valcheta Airport is located approximately 247.31 miles / 398 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is VCF.
Sierra Grande Airport (SGV)
Sierra Grande Airport is located approximately 256 miles / 412 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is SGV.
Mar Del Plata Airport (MDQ)
Mar Del Plata Airport is located approximately 259.73 miles / 418 kilometers East (E) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is MDQ.
General Villegas Airport (VGS)
General Villegas Airport is located approximately 259.73 miles / 418 kilometers North (N) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is VGS.
Bragado (QRF)
Bragado is located approximately 265.33 miles / 427 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is QRF.
General Roca Airport (GNR)
General Roca Airport is located approximately 288.32 miles / 464 kilometers West (W) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is GNR.
Junin Airport (JNI)
Junin Airport is located approximately 297.02 miles / 478 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Bahía Blanca. IATA airport code is JNI.