Closest Airport to Lagos, Airports Near Lagos, Portugal
The closest airport to Lagos is Portimao Airport (PRM). Distance from Portimao Airport to Lagos is 5.87 miles / 9.44 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Lagos
- Portimao Airport (9.44 Km)
- Faro Airport (63.51 Km)
- Beja International Airport (126.64 Km)
- Pakuba Airport (180.86 Km)
- Lisbon Portela Airport (191 Km)
- Alverca Air Base (200.44 Km)
- Rota Naval Station Airport (212.85 Km)
- La Parra Airport (235.65 Km)
- Sevilla Airport (248.5 Km)
- Talaveral La Real Airport (256.65 Km)
- Moron Ab (271.09 Km)
- Boukhalef Airport (290.21 Km)
- Monte Real Air Base (303.64 Km)
- North Front Airport (314.86 Km)
- Coimbra Airport (340.09 Km)
- Sania Ramel Airport (343.93 Km)
- Cordoba Airport (347.32 Km)
- Malaga Airport (374.21 Km)
- Sale Airport (381.18 Km)
- Ben Slimane Airport (405.28 Km)
List of Airports close to Lagos
Portimao Airport (PRM)
Portimao Airport is located approximately 5.59 miles / 9 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is PRM.
Faro Airport (FAO)
Faro Airport is located approximately 39.15 miles / 63 kilometers East (E) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is FAO.
Sines Airport (SIE)
Sines Airport is located approximately 58.41 miles / 94 kilometers North (N) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is SIE.
Beja International Airport (BYJ)
Beja International Airport is located approximately 78.29 miles / 126 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is BYJ.
Huelva Airport (HEV)
Huelva Airport is located approximately 97.56 miles / 157 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is HEV.
Pakuba Airport (PAF)
Pakuba Airport is located approximately 111.85 miles / 180 kilometers North (N) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is PAF.
La Palma Del Condado Airport (NDO)
La Palma Del Condado Airport is located approximately 118.06 miles / 190 kilometers East (E) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is NDO.
Lisbon Portela Airport (LIS)
Lisbon Portela Airport is located approximately 118.68 miles / 191 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is LIS.
Alverca Air Base (AVR)
Alverca Air Base is located approximately 124.27 miles / 200 kilometers North (N) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is AVR.
Rota Naval Station Airport (ROZ)
Rota Naval Station Airport is located approximately 131.73 miles / 212 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is ROZ.
Cadiz Airport (CDZ)
Cadiz Airport is located approximately 136.7 miles / 220 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is CDZ.
La Parra Airport (XRY)
La Parra Airport is located approximately 146.02 miles / 235 kilometers East (E) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is XRY.
Sevilla Airport (SVQ)
Sevilla Airport is located approximately 154.1 miles / 248 kilometers East (E) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is SVQ.
San Pablo Airport (SPO)
San Pablo Airport is located approximately 157.21 miles / 253 kilometers East (E) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is SPO.
Talaveral La Real Airport (BJZ)
Talaveral La Real Airport is located approximately 159.07 miles / 256 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is BJZ.
Moron Ab (OZP)
Moron Ab is located approximately 168.39 miles / 271 kilometers East (E) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is OZP.
Moron Airport (OZP)
Moron Airport is located approximately 168.39 miles / 271 kilometers East (E) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is OZP.
Boukhalef Airport (TNG)
Boukhalef Airport is located approximately 180.2 miles / 290 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is TNG.
Monte Real Air Base (QLR)
Monte Real Air Base is located approximately 188.28 miles / 303 kilometers North (N) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is QLR.
Algeciras Airport (AEI)
Algeciras Airport is located approximately 191.38 miles / 308 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Lagos. IATA airport code is AEI.
