Closest Airport to Burnaby, Airports Near Burnaby, Canada
The closest airport to Burnaby is Coal Harbour Sea Plane Base (CXH). Distance from Coal Harbour Sea Plane Base to Burnaby is 6.67 miles / 10.74 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Burnaby
- Vancouver International Airport (15.99 Km)
- Langley Regional Airport (30.27 Km)
- Abbotsford Airport (51.47 Km)
- Bellingham Airport (60.13 Km)
- Orcas Island Airport (60.33 Km)
- Squamish Airport (60.69 Km)
- Sechelt Airport (60.77 Km)
- Nanaimo Airport (68.28 Km)
- Victoria International Airport (74.42 Km)
- Chilliwack Airport (76.42 Km)
- Duncan/Quam Airport (76.49 Km)
- Friday Harbor Airport (80.88 Km)
- Ault Field (102.53 Km)
- Skagit Regional Airport (103.95 Km)
- Hope Airport (108.29 Km)
- Gillies Bay Airport (121.63 Km)
- Powell River Airport (127.5 Km)
- Fairchild International Airport (131.16 Km)
- Port Alberni Airport (132.1 Km)
- Comox Airport (147 Km)
List of Airports close to Burnaby
Coal Harbour Sea Plane Base (CXH)
Coal Harbour Sea Plane Base is located approximately 6.21 miles / 10 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is CXH.
Vancouver International Airport (YVR)
Vancouver International Airport is located approximately 9.32 miles / 15 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is YVR.
Langley Regional Airport (YLY)
Langley Regional Airport is located approximately 18.64 miles / 30 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is YLY.
Blaine Airport (BWS)
Blaine Airport is located approximately 20.51 miles / 33 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is BWS.
Montagne Harbor Airport (YMF)
Montagne Harbor Airport is located approximately 31.07 miles / 50 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is YMF.
Abbotsford Airport (YXX)
Abbotsford Airport is located approximately 31.69 miles / 51 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is YXX.
Ganges Harbor Airport (YGG)
Ganges Harbor Airport is located approximately 35.42 miles / 57 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is YGG.
Bedwell Harbor Airport (YBW)
Bedwell Harbor Airport is located approximately 36.04 miles / 58 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is YBW.
Waldron Island Airport (WDN)
Waldron Island Airport is located approximately 36.66 miles / 59 kilometers South (S) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is WDN.
Bellingham Airport (BLI)
Bellingham Airport is located approximately 37.28 miles / 60 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is BLI.
Orcas Island Airport (ESD)
Orcas Island Airport is located approximately 37.28 miles / 60 kilometers South (S) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is ESD.
Squamish Airport (YSE)
Squamish Airport is located approximately 37.28 miles / 60 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is YSE.
Sechelt Airport (YHS)
Sechelt Airport is located approximately 37.28 miles / 60 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is YHS.
Stuart Island Airport (SSW)
Stuart Island Airport is located approximately 39.15 miles / 63 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is SSW.
Maple Bay Airport (YAQ)
Maple Bay Airport is located approximately 41.01 miles / 66 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is YAQ.
Rosario Sea Plane Base (RSJ)
Rosario Sea Plane Base is located approximately 41.63 miles / 67 kilometers South (S) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is RSJ.
Nanaimo Airport (YCD)
Nanaimo Airport is located approximately 42.25 miles / 68 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is YCD.
Westsound Airport (WSX)
Westsound Airport is located approximately 43.5 miles / 70 kilometers South (S) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is WSX.
Deer Harbor SPB (DHB)
Deer Harbor SPB is located approximately 43.5 miles / 70 kilometers South (S) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is DHB.
Harbour Airport (ZNA)
Harbour Airport is located approximately 43.5 miles / 70 kilometers West (W) of central Burnaby. IATA airport code is ZNA.
