Closest Airport to Ludhiana, Airports Near Ludhiana, India

The closest airport to Ludhiana is Ludhiana Airport (LUH). Distance from Ludhiana Airport to Ludhiana is 6.49 miles / 10.45 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Ludhiana

Ludhiana Airport (10.45 Km)
Chandigarh Airport (92.48 Km)
Simla Airport (117.15 Km)
Raja Sansi Airport (135 Km)
Pathankot Airport (149.7 Km)
Lahore Airport (154.51 Km)
Bhuntar Airport (164.11 Km)
Satwari Airport (220.96 Km)
Dehra Dun Airport (236.1 Km)
Faisalabad Airport (277.28 Km)
Indira Gandhi International Airport (286.09 Km)
Mangla Airport (317.65 Km)
Srinagar Airport (357.89 Km)
Rawala Kot Airport (380.64 Km)
Leh Airport (393.01 Km)
Islamabad International Airport (398.02 Km)
Pantnagar Airport (405.53 Km)
Ngari Gunsa Airport (419.51 Km)
Multan Airport (431.98 Km)
Bahawalpur Airport (433.89 Km)

List of Airports close to Ludhiana

Ludhiana Airport (LUH)

Ludhiana Airport is located approximately 6.21 miles / 10 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is LUH.

Chandigarh Airport (IXC)

Chandigarh Airport is located approximately 57.17 miles / 92 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is IXC.

Simla Airport (SLV)

Simla Airport is located approximately 72.7 miles / 117 kilometers East (E) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is SLV.

Bhatinda Airport (BUP)

Bhatinda Airport is located approximately 78.29 miles / 126 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is BUP.

Raja Sansi Airport (ATQ)

Raja Sansi Airport is located approximately 83.89 miles / 135 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is ATQ.

Gaggal Airport (DHM)

Gaggal Airport is located approximately 90.1 miles / 145 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is DHM.

Pathankot Airport (IXP)

Pathankot Airport is located approximately 92.58 miles / 149 kilometers North (N) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is IXP.

Lahore Airport (LHE)

Lahore Airport is located approximately 95.69 miles / 154 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is LHE.

Bhuntar Airport (KUU)

Bhuntar Airport is located approximately 101.9 miles / 164 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is KUU.

Hissar Airport (HSS)

Hissar Airport is located approximately 118.68 miles / 191 kilometers South (S) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is HSS.

Satwari Airport (IXJ)

Satwari Airport is located approximately 136.7 miles / 220 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is IXJ.

Sialkot Airport (SKT)

Sialkot Airport is located approximately 142.92 miles / 230 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is SKT.

Dehra Dun Airport (DED)

Dehra Dun Airport is located approximately 146.64 miles / 236 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is DED.

Muzaffarnagar Airport (MZA)

Muzaffarnagar Airport is located approximately 147.26 miles / 237 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is MZA.

Gujrat Airport (GRT)

Gujrat Airport is located approximately 157.21 miles / 253 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is GRT.

Bahawalnagar Airport (WGB)

Bahawalnagar Airport is located approximately 168.39 miles / 271 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is WGB.

Faisalabad Airport (LYP)

Faisalabad Airport is located approximately 172.12 miles / 277 kilometers West (W) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is LYP.

Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL)

Indira Gandhi International Airport is located approximately 177.71 miles / 286 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is DEL.

Bhagatanwala Airport (BHW)

Bhagatanwala Airport is located approximately 188.9 miles / 304 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is BHW.

Rajouri Airport (RJI)

Rajouri Airport is located approximately 193.25 miles / 311 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Ludhiana. IATA airport code is RJI.