Closest Airport to Meridian, Airports Near Meridian, United States

The closest airport to Meridian is Key Field (MEI). Distance from Key Field to Meridian is 3.56 miles / 5.74 kilometers.

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List of Airports close to Meridian

Key Field (MEI)

Key Field is located approximately 3.11 miles / 5 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is MEI.

Madison Airport (MPE)

Madison Airport is located approximately 38.53 miles / 62 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is MPE.

Hesler-Noble Field (LUL)

Hesler-Noble Field is located approximately 54.68 miles / 88 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is LUL.

Winston County Airport (LMS)

Winston County Airport is located approximately 57.79 miles / 93 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is LMS.

George Downer Airport (AIV)

George Downer Airport is located approximately 59.03 miles / 95 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is AIV.

Attala County Airport (OSX)

Attala County Airport is located approximately 69.59 miles / 112 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is OSX.

Hattiesburg-Laurel Regional Airport (PIB)

Hattiesburg-Laurel Regional Airport is located approximately 72.08 miles / 116 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is PIB.

Golden Triangle Regional Airport (GTR)

Golden Triangle Regional Airport is located approximately 75.19 miles / 121 kilometers North (N) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is GTR.

Lowndes County Airport (UBS)

Lowndes County Airport is located approximately 78.29 miles / 126 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is UBS.

Jackson International Airport (JAN)

Jackson International Airport is located approximately 80.16 miles / 129 kilometers West (W) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is JAN.

Mamburao Airport (MBO)

Mamburao Airport is located approximately 81.4 miles / 131 kilometers West (W) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is MBO.

Bruce Campbell Field (DXE)

Bruce Campbell Field is located approximately 81.4 miles / 131 kilometers West (W) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is DXE.

Bobby L. Chain Municipal Airport (HBG)

Bobby L. Chain Municipal Airport is located approximately 82.02 miles / 132 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is HBG.

Van De Graaf Airport (TCL)

Van De Graaf Airport is located approximately 86.37 miles / 139 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is TCL.

Stellar Air Park (SLJ)

Stellar Air Park is located approximately 86.99 miles / 140 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is SLJ.

Hawkins Field (HKS)

Hawkins Field is located approximately 88.23 miles / 142 kilometers West (W) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is HKS.

Columbus Air Force Base (CBM)

Columbus Air Force Base is located approximately 89.48 miles / 144 kilometers North (N) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is CBM.

Craig Air Force Base (SEM)

Craig Air Force Base is located approximately 100.04 miles / 161 kilometers East (E) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is SEM.

Monroe County Airport (MVC)

Monroe County Airport is located approximately 100.66 miles / 162 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is MVC.

Selfield Airport (SES)

Selfield Airport is located approximately 101.9 miles / 164 kilometers East (E) of central Meridian. IATA airport code is SES.

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