Closest Airport to Lagos, Airports Near Lagos, Nigeria

The closest airport to Lagos is Murtala Muhammed Airport (LOS). Distance from Murtala Muhammed Airport to Lagos is 5.41 miles / 8.71 kilometers.

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List of Airports close to Lagos

Murtala Muhammed Airport (LOS)

Murtala Muhammed Airport is located approximately 4.97 miles / 8 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is LOS.

Cotonou Airport (COO)

Cotonou Airport is located approximately 68.97 miles / 111 kilometers West (W) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is COO.

Ibadan Airport (IBA)

Ibadan Airport is located approximately 70.84 miles / 114 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is IBA.

Save Airport (SVF)

Save Airport is located approximately 120.55 miles / 194 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is SVF.

Akure Airport (AKR)

Akure Airport is located approximately 140.43 miles / 226 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is AKR.

Lome Airport (LFW)

Lome Airport is located approximately 147.89 miles / 238 kilometers West (W) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is LFW.

Ilorin Airport (ILR)

Ilorin Airport is located approximately 152.24 miles / 245 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is ILR.

Benin City Airport (BNI)

Benin City Airport is located approximately 152.86 miles / 246 kilometers East (E) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is BNI.

Warri Airport (QRW)

Warri Airport is located approximately 178.95 miles / 288 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is QRW.

Parakou Airport (PKO)

Parakou Airport is located approximately 202.57 miles / 326 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is PKO.

Royal Air Force Station (ABB)

Royal Air Force Station is located approximately 226.18 miles / 364 kilometers East (E) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is ABB.

Djougou Airport (DJA)

Djougou Airport is located approximately 249.17 miles / 401 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is DJA.

Kotoka International Airport (ACC)

Kotoka International Airport is located approximately 251.66 miles / 405 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is ACC.

Port Harcourt Airport (PHC)

Port Harcourt Airport is located approximately 266.57 miles / 429 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is PHC.

Niamtougou Airport (LRL)

Niamtougou Airport is located approximately 272.78 miles / 439 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is LRL.

Sam Mbakwe International Airport (QOW)

Sam Mbakwe International Airport is located approximately 273.4 miles / 440 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is QOW.

Port Harcourt City Airport (PHG)

Port Harcourt City Airport is located approximately 275.89 miles / 444 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is PHG.

Enugu Airport (ENU)

Enugu Airport is located approximately 287.07 miles / 462 kilometers East (E) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is ENU.

Natitingou Airport (NAE)

Natitingou Airport is located approximately 295.15 miles / 475 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is NAE.

Minna Airport (MXJ)

Minna Airport is located approximately 301.36 miles / 485 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is MXJ.

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