Closest Airport to Brunswick, Airports Near Brunswick, United States

The closest airport to Brunswick is McKinnon Airport (SSI). Distance from McKinnon Airport to Brunswick is 5.93 miles / 9.54 kilometers.

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List of Airports close to Brunswick

McKinnon Airport (SSI)

McKinnon Airport is located approximately 5.59 miles / 9 kilometers East (E) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is SSI.

Glynco Jetport (BQK)

Glynco Jetport is located approximately 7.46 miles / 12 kilometers North (N) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is BQK.

Naval Air Station (NEA)

Naval Air Station is located approximately 7.46 miles / 12 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is NEA.

Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport (FHB)

Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport is located approximately 36.66 miles / 59 kilometers South (S) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is FHB.

Jacksonville International Airport (JAX)

Jacksonville International Airport is located approximately 46.6 miles / 75 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is JAX.

Wright Army Air Field (LIY)

Wright Army Air Field is located approximately 50.95 miles / 82 kilometers North (N) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is LIY.

Lanzhou Airport (LHW)

Lanzhou Airport is located approximately 50.95 miles / 82 kilometers North (N) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is LHW.

Mayport Naval Station (NRB)

Mayport Naval Station is located approximately 52.2 miles / 84 kilometers South (S) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is NRB.

Ware County Airport (AYS)

Ware County Airport is located approximately 53.44 miles / 86 kilometers West (W) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is AYS.

Craig Municipal Airport (CRG)

Craig Municipal Airport is located approximately 55.92 miles / 90 kilometers South (S) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is CRG.

Olf Usn Airport (NEN)

Olf Usn Airport is located approximately 59.65 miles / 96 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is NEN.

Hunter Air Force Base (SVN)

Hunter Air Force Base is located approximately 62.76 miles / 101 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is SVN.

Jacksonville Naval Air Station (NIP)

Jacksonville Naval Air Station is located approximately 64 miles / 103 kilometers South (S) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is NIP.

Cecil Field (VQQ)

Cecil Field is located approximately 67.73 miles / 109 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is VQQ.

Cecil Field Naval Air Station (NZC)

Cecil Field Naval Air Station is located approximately 67.73 miles / 109 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is NZC.

Savannah/Hilton Head Airport (SAV)

Savannah/Hilton Head Airport is located approximately 69.59 miles / 112 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is SAV.

Houeisay Airport (HOE)

Houeisay Airport is located approximately 75.81 miles / 122 kilometers West (W) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is HOE.

St. Augustine Airport (UST)

St. Augustine Airport is located approximately 82.64 miles / 133 kilometers South (S) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is UST.

Hilton Head Airport (HHH)

Hilton Head Airport is located approximately 87.61 miles / 141 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is HHH.

Vidalia Municipal Airport (VDI)

Vidalia Municipal Airport is located approximately 88.23 miles / 142 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Brunswick. IATA airport code is VDI.

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