Closest Airport to Blenheim, Airports Near Blenheim, New Zealand
The closest airport to Blenheim is Blenheim Airport (BHE). Distance from Blenheim Airport to Blenheim is 4.66 miles / 7.49 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Blenheim
- Blenheim Airport (7.49 Km)
- Nelson Airport (66.09 Km)
- Wellington International Airport (73.46 Km)
- Motueka Airport (91.94 Km)
- Kaikoura Airport (105.52 Km)
- Paraparaumu Airport (109.52 Km)
- Royal Air Force Base (188.57 Km)
- Palmerston North Airport (192.3 Km)
- Wanganui Airport (194.43 Km)
- Westport Airport (199.28 Km)
- Christchurch International Airport (248.94 Km)
- Greymouth Airport (252.02 Km)
- New Plymouth Airport (279.14 Km)
- Hokitika Airport (279.3 Km)
- Ashburton Airport (319.11 Km)
- Hawkes Bay Airport (335.23 Km)
- Taupo Airport (357.38 Km)
- Timaru Airport (381.8 Km)
- Tokoroa Airport (399.9 Km)
- Mount Cook Airport (400.76 Km)
List of Airports close to Blenheim
Blenheim Airport (BHE)
Blenheim Airport is located approximately 4.35 miles / 7 kilometers West (W) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is BHE.
Koromiko Airport (PCN)
Koromiko Airport is located approximately 11.18 miles / 18 kilometers North (N) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is PCN.
Nelson Airport (NSN)
Nelson Airport is located approximately 41.01 miles / 66 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is NSN.
Wellington International Airport (WLG)
Wellington International Airport is located approximately 45.36 miles / 73 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is WLG.
Motueka Airport (MZP)
Motueka Airport is located approximately 56.54 miles / 91 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is MZP.
Kaikoura Airport (KBZ)
Kaikoura Airport is located approximately 65.24 miles / 105 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is KBZ.
Paraparaumu Airport (PPQ)
Paraparaumu Airport is located approximately 67.73 miles / 109 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is PPQ.
Takaka Airport (KTF)
Takaka Airport is located approximately 78.29 miles / 126 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is KTF.
Royal Air Force Base (OHA)
Royal Air Force Base is located approximately 116.82 miles / 188 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is OHA.
Palmerston North Airport (PMR)
Palmerston North Airport is located approximately 119.3 miles / 192 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is PMR.
Wanganui Airport (WAG)
Wanganui Airport is located approximately 120.55 miles / 194 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is WAG.
Westport Airport (WSZ)
Westport Airport is located approximately 123.65 miles / 199 kilometers West (W) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is WSZ.
Christchurch International Airport (CHC)
Christchurch International Airport is located approximately 154.1 miles / 248 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is CHC.
Greymouth Airport (GMN)
Greymouth Airport is located approximately 156.59 miles / 252 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is GMN.
New Plymouth Airport (NPL)
New Plymouth Airport is located approximately 173.36 miles / 279 kilometers North (N) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is NPL.
Hokitika Airport (HKK)
Hokitika Airport is located approximately 173.36 miles / 279 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is HKK.
Ashburton Airport (ASG)
Ashburton Airport is located approximately 198.22 miles / 319 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is ASG.
Hawkes Bay Airport (NPE)
Hawkes Bay Airport is located approximately 208.16 miles / 335 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is NPE.
Taupo Airport (TUO)
Taupo Airport is located approximately 221.83 miles / 357 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is TUO.
Franz Josef Airport (WHO)
Franz Josef Airport is located approximately 233.01 miles / 375 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Blenheim. IATA airport code is WHO.