Closest Airport to Iquique, Airports Near Iquique, Chile
The closest airport to Iquique is Cavancha Airport (IQQ). Distance from Cavancha Airport to Iquique is 21.25 miles / 34.19 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Iquique
- Cavancha Airport (34.19 Km)
- Coposa Airport (161.92 Km)
- Chacalluta Airport (210.37 Km)
- Barriles Airport (212.56 Km)
- Tacna Airport (242.56 Km)
- El Loa Airport (282.57 Km)
- Ilo Airport (309.26 Km)
- Uyuni Airport (343.57 Km)
- Cerro Moreno Airport (358.78 Km)
- Oruro Airport (408.57 Km)
- Rodriguez Ballon Airport (458.7 Km)
- El Alto Airport (461.41 Km)
- Dyess Aaf (467.61 Km)
- Potosi Airport (467.61 Km)
- J Wilsterman Airport (520.7 Km)
- Sucre Airport (525.56 Km)
- Juliaca Airport (529.69 Km)
- Tarija Airport (583.41 Km)
- Taltal Airport (593.58 Km)
- Apolo Airport (637.77 Km)
List of Airports close to Iquique
Cavancha Airport (IQQ)
Cavancha Airport is located approximately 21.13 miles / 34 kilometers South (S) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is IQQ.
Coposa Airport (CPP)
Coposa Airport is located approximately 100.04 miles / 161 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is CPP.
Chacalluta Airport (ARI)
Chacalluta Airport is located approximately 130.49 miles / 210 kilometers North (N) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is ARI.
Barriles Airport (TOQ)
Barriles Airport is located approximately 131.73 miles / 212 kilometers South (S) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is TOQ.
Tacna Airport (TCQ)
Tacna Airport is located approximately 150.37 miles / 242 kilometers North (N) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is TCQ.
El Loa Airport (CJC)
El Loa Airport is located approximately 175.23 miles / 282 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is CJC.
Ilo Airport (ILQ)
Ilo Airport is located approximately 192 miles / 309 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is ILQ.
Uyuni Airport (UYU)
Uyuni Airport is located approximately 213.13 miles / 343 kilometers East (E) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is UYU.
Cerro Moreno Airport (ANF)
Cerro Moreno Airport is located approximately 222.45 miles / 358 kilometers South (S) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is ANF.
Oruro Airport (ORU)
Oruro Airport is located approximately 253.52 miles / 408 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is ORU.
Rodriguez Ballon Airport (AQP)
Rodriguez Ballon Airport is located approximately 284.59 miles / 458 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is AQP.
El Alto Airport (LPB)
El Alto Airport is located approximately 286.45 miles / 461 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is LPB.
Dyess Aaf (POI)
Dyess Aaf is located approximately 290.18 miles / 467 kilometers East (E) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is POI.
Potosi Airport (POI)
Potosi Airport is located approximately 290.18 miles / 467 kilometers East (E) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is POI.
J Wilsterman Airport (CBB)
J Wilsterman Airport is located approximately 323.11 miles / 520 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is CBB.
Sucre Airport (SRE)
Sucre Airport is located approximately 326.22 miles / 525 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is SRE.
Juliaca Airport (JUL)
Juliaca Airport is located approximately 328.71 miles / 529 kilometers North (N) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is JUL.
Tarija Airport (TJA)
Tarija Airport is located approximately 362.26 miles / 583 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is TJA.
Taltal Airport (TTC)
Taltal Airport is located approximately 368.47 miles / 593 kilometers South (S) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is TTC.
Apolo Airport (APB)
Apolo Airport is located approximately 395.81 miles / 637 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Iquique. IATA airport code is APB.
