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Closest Airport to Belarus, Airports Near Belarus, Belarus

The closest airport to Belarus is Minsk National Airport (MSQ). Distance from Minsk National Airport to Belarus is 64.13 miles / 103.21 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Belarus

  1. Minsk National Airport (103.21 Km)
  2. Vitebsk Airport (123.42 Km)
  3. Minsk International 1 Airport (134.94 Km)
  4. Gomel Airport (201.38 Km)
  5. Vilnius Airport (282.69 Km)
  6. Briansk Airport (320.2 Km)
  7. Kaunas Airport (365.44 Km)
  8. Grodno Airport (365.44 Km)
  9. Gostomel Airport (392.84 Km)
  10. Pskov Airport (414.3 Km)
  11. Kiev-Zhulhany Airport (417.34 Km)
  12. Kiev-Borispol Airport (428.96 Km)
  13. Bialystok-Krywlany Airport (436.12 Km)
  14. Brest Airport (438.65 Km)
  15. Barysiai Airport (439.21 Km)
  16. Siauliai Airport (439.84 Km)
  17. Rovno Airport (453.78 Km)
  18. Riga Airport (470.12 Km)
  19. Biala Podlaska Airport (488.44 Km)
  20. Tartu Airport (498.66 Km)

List of Airports close to Belarus

Mogilev Airport (MVQ)

Mogilev Airport is located approximately 24.23 miles / 39 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is MVQ.

Minsk National Airport (MSQ)

Minsk National Airport is located approximately 64 miles / 103 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is MSQ.

Vitebsk Airport (VTB)

Vitebsk Airport is located approximately 76.43 miles / 123 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is VTB.

Minsk International 1 Airport (MHP)

Minsk International 1 Airport is located approximately 83.26 miles / 134 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is MHP.

Smolensk Airport (LNX)

Smolensk Airport is located approximately 109.36 miles / 176 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is LNX.

Gomel Airport (GME)

Gomel Airport is located approximately 124.9 miles / 201 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is GME.

Velikiye Luki Airport (VLU)

Velikiye Luki Airport is located approximately 161.56 miles / 260 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is VLU.

Daugavpils Airport (DGP)

Daugavpils Airport is located approximately 170.26 miles / 274 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is DGP.

Vilnius Airport (VNO)

Vilnius Airport is located approximately 175.23 miles / 282 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is VNO.

Briansk Airport (BZK)

Briansk Airport is located approximately 198.84 miles / 320 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is BZK.

Chernigov Airport (CEJ)

Chernigov Airport is located approximately 198.84 miles / 320 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is CEJ.

Kaunas Airport (KUN)

Kaunas Airport is located approximately 226.8 miles / 365 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is KUN.

Grodno Airport (GNA)

Grodno Airport is located approximately 226.8 miles / 365 kilometers West (W) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is GNA.

Panevezys Airport (PNV)

Panevezys Airport is located approximately 230.53 miles / 371 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is PNV.

Gostomel Airport (GML)

Gostomel Airport is located approximately 243.58 miles / 392 kilometers South (S) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is GML.

Pskov Airport (PKV)

Pskov Airport is located approximately 257.25 miles / 414 kilometers North (N) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is PKV.

Kiev-Zhulhany Airport (IEV)

Kiev-Zhulhany Airport is located approximately 259.11 miles / 417 kilometers South (S) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is IEV.

Kiev-Borispol Airport (KBP)

Kiev-Borispol Airport is located approximately 265.95 miles / 428 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is KBP.

Zhitomir Airport (ZTR)

Zhitomir Airport is located approximately 267.81 miles / 431 kilometers South (S) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is ZTR.

Bialystok-Krywlany Airport (QYY)

Bialystok-Krywlany Airport is located approximately 270.92 miles / 436 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Belarus. IATA airport code is QYY.