Closest Airport to Gdynia, Airports Near Gdynia, Poland
The closest airport to Gdynia is Oksywie Military Air Base (QYD). Distance from Oksywie Military Air Base to Gdynia is 4.24 miles / 6.82 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Gdynia
- Rebiechowo Airport (16.25 Km)
- Kaliningrad Airport (138.75 Km)
- Bydgoszcz Airport (162.24 Km)
- Mazury Airport (195.04 Km)
- Palanga International Airport (229.21 Km)
- Bornholm Airport (249.19 Km)
- Lawica Airport (259.1 Km)
- Modlin Airport (269.35 Km)
- Liepaya Airport (274.71 Km)
- Kalmar Airport (279.06 Km)
- Kallinge Airport (283.32 Km)
- Heringsdorf Airport (293.5 Km)
- Frederic Chopin Airport (307.58 Km)
- Lodz Lublinek Airport (316.35 Km)
- Babimost Airport (320.84 Km)
- Kristianstad Airport (322.13 Km)
- Guettin Airport (336.75 Km)
- Oskarshamn Airport (339.32 Km)
- Siauliai Airport (344.34 Km)
- Sturup Airport (347.35 Km)
List of Airports close to Gdynia
Oksywie Military Air Base (QYD)
Oksywie Military Air Base is located approximately 3.73 miles / 6 kilometers North (N) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is QYD.
Rebiechowo Airport (GDN)
Rebiechowo Airport is located approximately 9.94 miles / 16 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is GDN.
Redzikowo Airport (OSP)
Redzikowo Airport is located approximately 56.54 miles / 91 kilometers West (W) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is OSP.
Kaliningrad Airport (KGD)
Kaliningrad Airport is located approximately 85.75 miles / 138 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is KGD.
Koszalin Airport (OSZ)
Koszalin Airport is located approximately 96.93 miles / 156 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is OSZ.
Bydgoszcz Airport (BZG)
Bydgoszcz Airport is located approximately 100.66 miles / 162 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is BZG.
Mazury Airport (SZY)
Mazury Airport is located approximately 121.17 miles / 195 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is SZY.
Klaipeda Airport (KLJ)
Klaipeda Airport is located approximately 134.84 miles / 217 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is KLJ.
Palanga International Airport (PLQ)
Palanga International Airport is located approximately 142.29 miles / 229 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is PLQ.
Bornholm Airport (RNN)
Bornholm Airport is located approximately 154.72 miles / 249 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is RNN.
Lawica Airport (POZ)
Lawica Airport is located approximately 160.94 miles / 259 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is POZ.
Modlin Airport (WMI)
Modlin Airport is located approximately 167.15 miles / 269 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is WMI.
Liepaya Airport (LPX)
Liepaya Airport is located approximately 170.26 miles / 274 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is LPX.
Kalmar Airport (KLR)
Kalmar Airport is located approximately 173.36 miles / 279 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is KLR.
Kallinge Airport (RNB)
Kallinge Airport is located approximately 175.85 miles / 283 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is RNB.
Heringsdorf Airport (HDF)
Heringsdorf Airport is located approximately 182.06 miles / 293 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is HDF.
Frederic Chopin Airport (WAW)
Frederic Chopin Airport is located approximately 190.76 miles / 307 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is WAW.
Peenemuende Airport (PEF)
Peenemuende Airport is located approximately 192.63 miles / 310 kilometers West (W) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is PEF.
Lodz Lublinek Airport (LCJ)
Lodz Lublinek Airport is located approximately 196.35 miles / 316 kilometers South (S) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is LCJ.
Babimost Airport (IEG)
Babimost Airport is located approximately 198.84 miles / 320 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Gdynia. IATA airport code is IEG.
