Closest Airport to Goffs, Airports Near Goffs, Canada
The closest airport to Goffs is Halifax International Airport (YHZ). Distance from Halifax International Airport to Goffs is 1.13 miles / 1.82 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Goffs
- Halifax International Airport (1.82 Km)
- Greenwood Airport (113.24 Km)
- Charlottetown Airport (159.07 Km)
- Metropolitan Area (165.36 Km)
- Summerside Airport (175.36 Km)
- Digby Airport (185.53 Km)
- Port Hawkesbury Airport (186.73 Km)
- Saint John Airport (194.8 Km)
- Yarmouth Airport (237.87 Km)
- Fredericton Airport (262.36 Km)
- Miramichi Airport (280.88 Km)
- Sydney Airport (303.21 Km)
- Iles De La Madeleine Airport (311.77 Km)
- Princeton Airport (322.38 Km)
- Houlton International Airport (362.8 Km)
- Bonaventure Airport (385.43 Km)
- Bar Harbor Airport (388.54 Km)
- Presque Isle Municipal Airport (406.52 Km)
- Old Town Airport (408.56 Km)
- Charlo Airport (408.57 Km)
List of Airports close to Goffs
Halifax International Airport (YHZ)
Halifax International Airport is located approximately 0.62 miles / 1 kilometers West (W) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YHZ.
Shearwater Airport (YAW)
Shearwater Airport is located approximately 16.78 miles / 27 kilometers South (S) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YAW.
Halifax Downtown Waterfront Heliport (YWF)
Halifax Downtown Waterfront Heliport is located approximately 16.78 miles / 27 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YWF.
Greenwood Airport (YZX)
Greenwood Airport is located approximately 70.21 miles / 113 kilometers West (W) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YZX.
Charlottetown Airport (YYG)
Charlottetown Airport is located approximately 98.8 miles / 159 kilometers North (N) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YYG.
Metropolitan Area (YQM)
Metropolitan Area is located approximately 102.53 miles / 165 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YQM.
Summerside Airport (YSU)
Summerside Airport is located approximately 108.74 miles / 175 kilometers North (N) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YSU.
Digby Airport (YDG)
Digby Airport is located approximately 114.95 miles / 185 kilometers West (W) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YDG.
Port Hawkesbury Airport (YPS)
Port Hawkesbury Airport is located approximately 115.58 miles / 186 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YPS.
Saint John Airport (YSJ)
Saint John Airport is located approximately 120.55 miles / 194 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YSJ.
Yarmouth Airport (YQI)
Yarmouth Airport is located approximately 147.26 miles / 237 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YQI.
Gagetown Airport (YCX)
Gagetown Airport is located approximately 157.21 miles / 253 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YCX.
Fredericton Airport (YFC)
Fredericton Airport is located approximately 162.8 miles / 262 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YFC.
Miramichi Airport (YCH)
Miramichi Airport is located approximately 173.98 miles / 280 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YCH.
Sydney Airport (YQY)
Sydney Airport is located approximately 188.28 miles / 303 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YQY.
New Westminister Airport (YBD)
New Westminister Airport is located approximately 189.52 miles / 305 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YBD.
Sable Island Airport (YSA)
Sable Island Airport is located approximately 192 miles / 309 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YSA.
Iles De La Madeleine Airport (YGR)
Iles De La Madeleine Airport is located approximately 193.25 miles / 311 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is YGR.
Monument Valley Airport (MVM)
Monument Valley Airport is located approximately 195.73 miles / 315 kilometers West (W) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is MVM.
Princeton Airport (PNN)
Princeton Airport is located approximately 200.08 miles / 322 kilometers West (W) of central Goffs. IATA airport code is PNN.