Closest Airport to Hihifo, Airports Near Hihifo, Tonga

The closest airport to Hihifo is Kuini Lavenia Airport (NTT). Distance from Kuini Lavenia Airport to Hihifo is 1.72 miles / 2.77 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Hihifo

Kuini Lavenia Airport (2.77 Km)
Mata'aho Airport (201.16 Km)
Lupepau'u Airport (293.25 Km)
Maota Savall Island Airport (296.18 Km)
Faleolo Airport (304.32 Km)
Pago Pago International Airport (377.09 Km)
Wallis Island Airport (397.46 Km)
Salote Pilolevu Airport (429.13 Km)
Futuna Island Airport (493.36 Km)
Hanan Airport (537.76 Km)
Vanuabalavu Airport (571.04 Km)
Lakeba Airport (589.25 Km)
Kaufana Airport (615.58 Km)
Cicia Airport (622.89 Km)
Matei Airport (654.11 Km)
Moala Airport (724.77 Km)
Labasa Airport (735.13 Km)
Savusavu Airport (738.24 Km)
Koro Airport (738.91 Km)
Ngau Island Airport (768.32 Km)

List of Airports close to Hihifo

Kuini Lavenia Airport (NTT)

Kuini Lavenia Airport is located approximately 1.24 miles / 2 kilometers South (S) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is NTT.

Mata'aho Airport (NFO)

Mata'aho Airport is located approximately 124.9 miles / 201 kilometers West (W) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is NFO.

Lupepau'u Airport (VAV)

Lupepau'u Airport is located approximately 182.06 miles / 293 kilometers South (S) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is VAV.

Maota Savall Island Airport (MXS)

Maota Savall Island Airport is located approximately 183.93 miles / 296 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is MXS.

Asau Airport (AAU)

Asau Airport is located approximately 185.79 miles / 299 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is AAU.

Faleolo Airport (APW)

Faleolo Airport is located approximately 188.9 miles / 304 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is APW.

Fagali I Airport (FGI)

Fagali I Airport is located approximately 199.46 miles / 321 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is FGI.

Pago Pago International Airport (PPG)

Pago Pago International Airport is located approximately 234.26 miles / 377 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is PPG.

Wallis Island Airport (WLS)

Wallis Island Airport is located approximately 246.68 miles / 397 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is WLS.

Salote Pilolevu Airport (HPA)

Salote Pilolevu Airport is located approximately 266.57 miles / 429 kilometers South (S) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is HPA.

Ofu Airport (OFU)

Ofu Airport is located approximately 300.74 miles / 484 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is OFU.

Futuna Island Airport (FUT)

Futuna Island Airport is located approximately 306.34 miles / 493 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is FUT.

Tau Airport (TAV)

Tau Airport is located approximately 309.44 miles / 498 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is TAV.

Fituita Airport (FTI)

Fituita Airport is located approximately 315.04 miles / 507 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is FTI.

Hanan Airport (IUE)

Hanan Airport is located approximately 333.68 miles / 537 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is IUE.

Vanuabalavu Airport (VBV)

Vanuabalavu Airport is located approximately 354.8 miles / 571 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is VBV.

Lakeba Airport (LKB)

Lakeba Airport is located approximately 365.99 miles / 589 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is LKB.

Kaufana Airport (EUA)

Kaufana Airport is located approximately 382.14 miles / 615 kilometers South (S) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is EUA.

Cicia Airport (ICI)

Cicia Airport is located approximately 386.49 miles / 622 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is ICI.

Laucala Island Airport (LUC)

Laucala Island Airport is located approximately 392.71 miles / 632 kilometers West (W) of central Hihifo. IATA airport code is LUC.