Closest Airport to Hagåtña, Airports Near Hagåtña, Guam

The closest airport to Hagåtña is A.B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM). Distance from A.B. Won Pat International Airport to Hagåtña is 3.12 miles / 5.01 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Hagåtña

A.B. Won Pat International Airport (5.01 Km)
Anderson Air Force Base (22.83 Km)
Rota Airport (94.1 Km)
Tinian Airport (193.5 Km)
Saipan International Airport (210.92 Km)
Yap Airport (850.38 Km)
Truk Airport (1023.77 Km)
Airai Airport (1306.05 Km)
Iwo Jima Air Base (1307.68 Km)
Minami Torishima Airport (1544.19 Km)
Pohnpei Airport (1639.24 Km)
Mal Airport (1654.78 Km)
Sentani Airport (1845.14 Km)
Mokmer Airport (1888.72 Km)
Boram Airport (1900.75 Km)
Eniwetok Airport (1923.14 Km)
Maridor Airport (1968.44 Km)
Kitadaito Airport (1970.97 Km)
Rendani Airport (1985.89 Km)
Frieda River Airport (2034.6 Km)

List of Airports close to Hagåtña

A.B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM)

A.B. Won Pat International Airport is located approximately 3.11 miles / 5 kilometers East (E) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is GUM.

Agana Naval Air Station (NGM)

Agana Naval Air Station is located approximately 3.11 miles / 5 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is NGM.

Anderson Air Force Base (UAM)

Anderson Air Force Base is located approximately 13.67 miles / 22 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is UAM.

Rota Airport (ROP)

Rota Airport is located approximately 58.41 miles / 94 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is ROP.

Tinian Airport (TIQ)

Tinian Airport is located approximately 119.92 miles / 193 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is TIQ.

Saipan International Airport (SPN)

Saipan International Airport is located approximately 130.49 miles / 210 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is SPN.

Falalop Island Airport (ULI)

Falalop Island Airport is located approximately 411.35 miles / 662 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is ULI.

Yap Airport (YAP)

Yap Airport is located approximately 528.17 miles / 850 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is YAP.

Truk Airport (TKK)

Truk Airport is located approximately 635.66 miles / 1023 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is TKK.

Airai Airport (ROR)

Airai Airport is located approximately 811.51 miles / 1306 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is ROR.

Iwo Jima Air Base (IWO)

Iwo Jima Air Base is located approximately 812.13 miles / 1307 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is IWO.

Minami Torishima Airport (MUS)

Minami Torishima Airport is located approximately 959.4 miles / 1544 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is MUS.

Biawonque Airport (BAW)

Biawonque Airport is located approximately 983.01 miles / 1582 kilometers South (S) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is BAW.

Pohnpei Airport (PNI)

Pohnpei Airport is located approximately 1018.43 miles / 1639 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is PNI.

Mal Airport (MMV)

Mal Airport is located approximately 1027.75 miles / 1654 kilometers South (S) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is MMV.

Aua Island Airport (AUI)

Aua Island Airport is located approximately 1037.69 miles / 1670 kilometers South (S) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is AUI.

Maron Island Airport (MNP)

Maron Island Airport is located approximately 1038.31 miles / 1671 kilometers South (S) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is MNP.

Wuvulu Island Airport (WUV)

Wuvulu Island Airport is located approximately 1058.82 miles / 1704 kilometers South (S) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is WUV.

Mussau Airport (MWU)

Mussau Airport is located approximately 1088.02 miles / 1751 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is MWU.

Momote Airport (MAS)

Momote Airport is located approximately 1088.64 miles / 1752 kilometers South (S) of central Hagåtña. IATA airport code is MAS.