Closest Airport to Launceston, Airports Near Launceston, Australia
The closest airport to Launceston is Launceston Airport (LST). Distance from Launceston Airport to Launceston is 8.55 miles / 13.76 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Launceston
- Launceston Airport (13.76 Km)
- Devonport Airport (66.46 Km)
- St. Helens Airport (95.54 Km)
- Burnie Wynyard Airport (127.68 Km)
- Hobart Airport (158.88 Km)
- Flinders Island Airport (165.42 Km)
- Strahan Airport (173.24 Km)
- Smithton Airport (184.9 Km)
- King Island Airport (325.29 Km)
- Sale Airport (370.76 Km)
- Bairnsdale Airport (395.93 Km)
- Moorabbin Airport (422.24 Km)
- Orbost Airport (424.1 Km)
- Avalon Airport (441.23 Km)
- Essendon Airport (454.55 Km)
- Tullamarine Airport (462.24 Km)
- Mallacoota Airport (480.21 Km)
- Warrnambool Airport (531.32 Km)
- Benalla Airport (551.59 Km)
- Merimbula Airport (556.34 Km)
List of Airports close to Launceston
Launceston Airport (LST)
Launceston Airport is located approximately 8.08 miles / 13 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is LST.
George Town Airport (GEE)
George Town Airport is located approximately 28.58 miles / 46 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is GEE.
Latrobe Airport (LTB)
Latrobe Airport is located approximately 41.01 miles / 66 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is LTB.
Devonport Airport (DPO)
Devonport Airport is located approximately 41.01 miles / 66 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is DPO.
St. Helens Airport (HLS)
St. Helens Airport is located approximately 59.03 miles / 95 kilometers East (E) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is HLS.
Burnie Wynyard Airport (BWT)
Burnie Wynyard Airport is located approximately 78.91 miles / 127 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is BWT.
Cape Barren Island Airport (CBI)
Cape Barren Island Airport is located approximately 85.13 miles / 137 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is CBI.
Queenstown Airport (UEE)
Queenstown Airport is located approximately 93.83 miles / 151 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is UEE.
Hobart Airport (HBA)
Hobart Airport is located approximately 98.18 miles / 158 kilometers South (S) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is HBA.
Flinders Island Airport (FLS)
Flinders Island Airport is located approximately 102.53 miles / 165 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is FLS.
Strahan Airport (SRN)
Strahan Airport is located approximately 107.5 miles / 173 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is SRN.
Smithton Airport (SIO)
Smithton Airport is located approximately 114.33 miles / 184 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is SIO.
Welshpool Airport (WHL)
Welshpool Airport is located approximately 192.63 miles / 310 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is WHL.
King Island Airport (KNS)
King Island Airport is located approximately 201.95 miles / 325 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is KNS.
La Trobe Regional Airport (TGN)
La Trobe Regional Airport is located approximately 225.56 miles / 363 kilometers North (N) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is TGN.
Sale Airport (SXE)
Sale Airport is located approximately 229.91 miles / 370 kilometers North (0) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is SXE.
Bairnsdale Airport (BSJ)
Bairnsdale Airport is located approximately 245.44 miles / 395 kilometers North (N) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is BSJ.
Moorabbin Airport (MBW)
Moorabbin Airport is located approximately 262.22 miles / 422 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is MBW.
Orbost Airport (RBS)
Orbost Airport is located approximately 263.46 miles / 424 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is RBS.
Geelong Airport (GEX)
Geelong Airport is located approximately 266.57 miles / 429 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Launceston. IATA airport code is GEX.
