Closest Airport to Lexington, Airports Near Lexington, United States
The closest airport to Lexington is Blue Grass Airport (LEX). Distance from Blue Grass Airport to Lexington is 5.57 miles / 8.96 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Lexington
- Blue Grass Airport (8.96 Km)
- Capital City Airport (38.56 Km)
- Samuels Field (90.9 Km)
- Bowman Field (103.57 Km)
- Louisville International Airport (108.84 Km)
- Pulaski County Airport (110.19 Km)
- Corbin-London Airport (112.78 Km)
- Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport (113.02 Km)
- Cincinnati Municipal Airport (118.4 Km)
- Godman Army Air Field (129.56 Km)
- Elizabethtown Airport (130.85 Km)
- Hamilton Airport (147.14 Km)
- Freeman Municipal Airport (156.88 Km)
- Hillenbrand Airport (159.09 Km)
- Miami University Airport (164.34 Km)
- Hook Field (166.08 Km)
- Clinton Field (166.15 Km)
- Louisa Airport (166.5 Km)
- Portsmouth Regional Airport (169.47 Km)
- Glasgow Municipal Airport (170.08 Km)
List of Airports close to Lexington
Blue Grass Airport (LEX)
Blue Grass Airport is located approximately 4.97 miles / 8 kilometers West (W) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is LEX.
Capital City Airport (FFT)
Capital City Airport is located approximately 23.61 miles / 38 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is FFT.
Samuels Field (BRY)
Samuels Field is located approximately 55.92 miles / 90 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is BRY.
Bowman Field (LOU)
Bowman Field is located approximately 64 miles / 103 kilometers West (W) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is LOU.
Intercontinental Airport (LJC)
Intercontinental Airport is located approximately 67.11 miles / 108 kilometers West (W) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is LJC.
Louisville International Airport (SDF)
Louisville International Airport is located approximately 67.11 miles / 108 kilometers West (W) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is SDF.
Pulaski County Airport (SME)
Pulaski County Airport is located approximately 68.35 miles / 110 kilometers South (S) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is SME.
Corbin-London Airport (LOZ)
Corbin-London Airport is located approximately 69.59 miles / 112 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is LOZ.
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport (CVG)
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport is located approximately 70.21 miles / 113 kilometers North (N) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is CVG.
Jefferson Proving Ground (MDN)
Jefferson Proving Ground is located approximately 71.46 miles / 115 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is MDN.
Cincinnati Municipal Airport (LUK)
Cincinnati Municipal Airport is located approximately 73.32 miles / 118 kilometers North (N) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is LUK.
Godman Army Air Field (FTK)
Godman Army Air Field is located approximately 80.16 miles / 129 kilometers West (W) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is FTK.
Elizabethtown Airport (EKX)
Elizabethtown Airport is located approximately 80.78 miles / 130 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is EKX.
Hamilton Airport (HAO)
Hamilton Airport is located approximately 91.34 miles / 147 kilometers North (N) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is HAO.
Freeman Municipal Airport (SER)
Freeman Municipal Airport is located approximately 96.93 miles / 156 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is SER.
Hillenbrand Airport (HLB)
Hillenbrand Airport is located approximately 98.8 miles / 159 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is HLB.
Miami University Airport (OXD)
Miami University Airport is located approximately 101.9 miles / 164 kilometers North (N) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is OXD.
Hook Field (MWO)
Hook Field is located approximately 103.15 miles / 166 kilometers North (N) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is MWO.
Clinton Field (ILN)
Clinton Field is located approximately 103.15 miles / 166 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is ILN.
Louisa Airport (LOW)
Louisa Airport is located approximately 103.15 miles / 166 kilometers East (E) of central Lexington. IATA airport code is LOW.
