Closest Airport to Barra Velha, Airports Near Barra Velha, Brazil

The closest airport to Barra Velha is Navegantes Airport (NVT). Distance from Navegantes Airport to Barra Velha is 17.18 miles / 27.65 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Barra Velha

Navegantes Airport (27.65 Km)
Blumenau Airport (45.88 Km)
Cubatao Airport (46.81 Km)
Hercilio Luz Airport (116.06 Km)
Paranagua Municipal Airport (122.5 Km)
Mafra (125.87 Km)
Afonso Pena Airport (132.26 Km)
Lages Airport (203.12 Km)
Curitibanos (204.16 Km)
Sant'Ana Airport (217.36 Km)
Castro (239.87 Km)
Uniao Da Vitoria (241.42 Km)
Criciuma Airport (243.59 Km)
Videira Airport (247.23 Km)
Vinh City Airport (247.23 Km)
Joacaba Airport (290.68 Km)
Tancredo Thomaz Faria Airport (315.39 Km)
Telemaco Borba Airport (324.44 Km)
Concordia Airport (339.46 Km)
Canela (370.21 Km)

Navegantes Airport is located approximately 16.78 miles / 27 kilometers South (S) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is NVT.

Blumenau Airport is located approximately 27.96 miles / 45 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is BNU.

Cubatao Airport is located approximately 28.58 miles / 46 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is JOI.

Helmuth Baungartem Airport is located approximately 64 miles / 103 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is LOI.

Hercilio Luz Airport is located approximately 72.08 miles / 116 kilometers South (S) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is FLN.

Paranagua Municipal Airport is located approximately 75.81 miles / 122 kilometers North (N) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is PNG.

Mafra is located approximately 77.67 miles / 125 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is QMF.

Afonso Pena Airport is located approximately 82.02 miles / 132 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is CWB.

Bacacheri Airport is located approximately 91.34 miles / 147 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is BFH.

Lages Airport is located approximately 126.14 miles / 203 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is LAJ.

Curitibanos is located approximately 126.76 miles / 204 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is QCR.

Sant'Ana Airport is located approximately 134.84 miles / 217 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is PGZ.

Cacador Airport is located approximately 139.19 miles / 224 kilometers West (W) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is CFC.

Castro is located approximately 148.51 miles / 239 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is QAC.

Uniao Da Vitoria is located approximately 149.75 miles / 241 kilometers West (W) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is QVB.

Criciuma Airport is located approximately 150.99 miles / 243 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is CCM.

Videira Airport is located approximately 153.48 miles / 247 kilometers West (W) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is VIA.

Vinh City Airport is located approximately 153.48 miles / 247 kilometers West (W) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is VII.

Joacaba Airport is located approximately 180.2 miles / 290 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is JCB.

Arapoti Airport is located approximately 187.65 miles / 302 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Barra Velha. IATA airport code is AAG.