Closest Airport to McMurdo Station, Airports Near McMurdo Station, Antarctica
The closest airport to McMurdo Station is Troll Airfield (QET). Distance from Troll Airfield to McMurdo Station is 2067.29 miles / 3326.98 kilometers.
Nearest airports to McMurdo Station
- Troll Airfield (3326.98 Km)
- Invercargill Airport (3495.51 Km)
- Dunedin Airport (3551.96 Km)
- Alexandra Airport (3630.24 Km)
- Frankton Airport (3650.63 Km)
- Oamaru Airport (3660.33 Km)
- Wanaka Airport (3684.48 Km)
- Milford Sound Airport (3688.58 Km)
- Timaru Airport (3734.82 Km)
- Glentanner Airport (3776.54 Km)
- Ashburton Airport (3780.68 Km)
- Mount Cook Airport (3792.3 Km)
- Christchurch International Airport (3828.78 Km)
- Karewa Airport (3857.88 Km)
- Hokitika Airport (3910.9 Km)
- Greymouth Airport (3939.37 Km)
- Kaikoura Airport (3950.61 Km)
- Masterton Airport (3950.78 Km)
- Hobart Airport (3986.65 Km)
- Westport Airport (4020.75 Km)
List of Airports close to McMurdo Station
Troll Airfield (QET)
Troll Airfield is located approximately 2066.68 miles / 3326 kilometers South (S) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is QET.
Stewart Island Airport (SZS)
Stewart Island Airport is located approximately 2138.14 miles / 3441 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is SZS.
Invercargill Airport (IVC)
Invercargill Airport is located approximately 2171.69 miles / 3495 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is IVC.
Dunedin Airport (DUD)
Dunedin Airport is located approximately 2206.49 miles / 3551 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is DUD.
Manapouri Airport (TEU)
Manapouri Airport is located approximately 2231.96 miles / 3592 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is TEU.
Alexandra Airport (ALR)
Alexandra Airport is located approximately 2255.58 miles / 3630 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is ALR.
Frankton Airport (ZQN)
Frankton Airport is located approximately 2268 miles / 3650 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is ZQN.
Oamaru Airport (OAM)
Oamaru Airport is located approximately 2274.22 miles / 3660 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is OAM.
Wanaka Airport (WKA)
Wanaka Airport is located approximately 2289.13 miles / 3684 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is WKA.
Milford Sound Airport (MFN)
Milford Sound Airport is located approximately 2291.62 miles / 3688 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is MFN.
Timaru Airport (TIU)
Timaru Airport is located approximately 2320.2 miles / 3734 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is TIU.
Pukaki/Twizel Airport (TWZ)
Pukaki/Twizel Airport is located approximately 2323.93 miles / 3740 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is TWZ.
Glentanner Airport (GTN)
Glentanner Airport is located approximately 2346.3 miles / 3776 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is GTN.
Ashburton Airport (ASG)
Ashburton Airport is located approximately 2348.78 miles / 3780 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is ASG.
Mount Cook Airport (MON)
Mount Cook Airport is located approximately 2356.24 miles / 3792 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is MON.
Fox Glacier Airport (FGL)
Fox Glacier Airport is located approximately 2376.74 miles / 3825 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is FGL.
Christchurch International Airport (CHC)
Christchurch International Airport is located approximately 2378.61 miles / 3828 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is CHC.
Franz Josef Airport (WHO)
Franz Josef Airport is located approximately 2383.58 miles / 3836 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is WHO.
Karewa Airport (CHT)
Karewa Airport is located approximately 2396.63 miles / 3857 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is CHT.
Hokitika Airport (HKK)
Hokitika Airport is located approximately 2429.56 miles / 3910 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is HKK.