Closest Airport to Longyearbyen, Airports Near Longyearbyen, Svalbard and Jan Mayen
The closest airport to Longyearbyen is Svalbard Airport (LYR). Distance from Svalbard Airport to Longyearbyen is 2.77 miles / 4.45 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Longyearbyen
- Svalbard Airport (4.45 Km)
- Stord Airport (43.38 Km)
- Valan Airport (855.25 Km)
- Hammerfest Airport (870.43 Km)
- Mehamn Airport (872.81 Km)
- Hasvik Airport (880.83 Km)
- Berlevag Airport (903.72 Km)
- Batsfjord Airport (940.19 Km)
- Alta Airport (944.93 Km)
- Banak Airport (947.31 Km)
- Sorkjosen Airport (951.24 Km)
- Tromso/Langnes Airport (954.6 Km)
- Vardoe Airport (983.13 Km)
- Andenes Airport (993.17 Km)
- Vadso Airport (998.27 Km)
- Bardufoss Airport (1023.13 Km)
- Hoeybuktmoen Airport (1034.65 Km)
- Skagen Airport (1072.55 Km)
- Evenes Airport (1082.61 Km)
- Helle Airport (1110.1 Km)
List of Airports close to Longyearbyen
Svalbard Airport (LYR)
Svalbard Airport is located approximately 2.49 miles / 4 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is LYR.
Stord Airport (SRP)
Stord Airport is located approximately 26.72 miles / 43 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is SRP.
Spitsberg Airport (SYG)
Spitsberg Airport is located approximately 64 miles / 103 kilometers East (E) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is SYG.
Valan Airport (HVG)
Valan Airport is located approximately 531.27 miles / 855 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is HVG.
Hammerfest Airport (HFT)
Hammerfest Airport is located approximately 540.59 miles / 870 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is HFT.
Mehamn Airport (MEH)
Mehamn Airport is located approximately 541.84 miles / 872 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is MEH.
Hasvik Airport (HAA)
Hasvik Airport is located approximately 546.81 miles / 880 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is HAA.
Berlevag Airport (BVG)
Berlevag Airport is located approximately 561.1 miles / 903 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is BVG.
Batsfjord Airport (BJF)
Batsfjord Airport is located approximately 584.09 miles / 940 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is BJF.
Alta Airport (ALF)
Alta Airport is located approximately 586.57 miles / 944 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is ALF.
Banak Airport (LKL)
Banak Airport is located approximately 588.44 miles / 947 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is LKL.
Sorkjosen Airport (SOJ)
Sorkjosen Airport is located approximately 590.92 miles / 951 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is SOJ.
Tromso/Langnes Airport (TOS)
Tromso/Langnes Airport is located approximately 592.79 miles / 954 kilometers South (S) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is TOS.
Vardoe Airport (VAW)
Vardoe Airport is located approximately 610.81 miles / 983 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is VAW.
Andenes Airport (ANX)
Andenes Airport is located approximately 617.02 miles / 993 kilometers South (S) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is ANX.
Vadso Airport (VDS)
Vadso Airport is located approximately 620.13 miles / 998 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is VDS.
Bardufoss Airport (BDU)
Bardufoss Airport is located approximately 635.66 miles / 1023 kilometers South (S) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is BDU.
Hoeybuktmoen Airport (KKN)
Hoeybuktmoen Airport is located approximately 642.5 miles / 1034 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is KKN.
Kautokeino Air Base (QKX)
Kautokeino Air Base is located approximately 649.33 miles / 1045 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is QKX.
Skagen Airport (SKN)
Skagen Airport is located approximately 666.11 miles / 1072 kilometers South (S) of central Longyearbyen. IATA airport code is SKN.
