Closest Airport to Mississippi City, Airports Near Mississippi City, United States

The closest airport to Mississippi City is Biloxi Regional Airport (GPT). Distance from Biloxi Regional Airport to Mississippi City is 2.36 miles / 3.8 kilometers.

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List of Airports close to Mississippi City

Biloxi Regional Airport (GPT)

Biloxi Regional Airport is located approximately 1.86 miles / 3 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is GPT.

Keesler Air Force Base (BIX)

Keesler Air Force Base is located approximately 6.84 miles / 11 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is BIX.

Jackson County Airport (PGL)

Jackson County Airport is located approximately 28.58 miles / 46 kilometers East (E) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is PGL.

Pearl River County Airport (PCU)

Pearl River County Airport is located approximately 40.39 miles / 65 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is PCU.

Mobile Municipal Airport (MOB)

Mobile Municipal Airport is located approximately 52.2 miles / 84 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is MOB.

Stellar Air Park (SLJ)

Stellar Air Park is located approximately 55.3 miles / 89 kilometers North (N) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is SLJ.

George R. Carr Airport (BXA)

George R. Carr Airport is located approximately 57.17 miles / 92 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is BXA.

Mobile Aerospace Field (BFM)

Mobile Aerospace Field is located approximately 60.27 miles / 97 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is BFM.

Bobby L. Chain Municipal Airport (HBG)

Bobby L. Chain Municipal Airport is located approximately 62.14 miles / 100 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is HBG.

Lakefront Airport (NEW)

Lakefront Airport is located approximately 62.76 miles / 101 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is NEW.

Southern Sea Plane (BCS)

Southern Sea Plane is located approximately 68.35 miles / 110 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is BCS.

Naval Air Station/Alvin Callendar (NBG)

Naval Air Station/Alvin Callendar is located approximately 70.21 miles / 113 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is NBG.

Hattiesburg-Laurel Regional Airport (PIB)

Hattiesburg-Laurel Regional Airport is located approximately 76.43 miles / 123 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is PIB.

Louis Armstrong International Airport (MSY)

Louis Armstrong International Airport is located approximately 77.05 miles / 124 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is MSY.

Barin Olf Osn Airport (NHX)

Barin Olf Osn Airport is located approximately 80.78 miles / 130 kilometers East (E) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is NHX.

Edwards Airport (GUF)

Edwards Airport is located approximately 82.02 miles / 132 kilometers East (E) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is GUF.

Hesler-Noble Field (LUL)

Hesler-Noble Field is located approximately 89.48 miles / 144 kilometers North (N) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is LUL.

Pike County Airport (MCB)

Pike County Airport is located approximately 100.66 miles / 162 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is MCB.

Saufley Naval Air Station (NUN)

Saufley Naval Air Station is located approximately 101.28 miles / 163 kilometers East (E) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is NUN.

Pensacola Naval Air Station (NPA)

Pensacola Naval Air Station is located approximately 102.53 miles / 165 kilometers East (E) of central Mississippi City. IATA airport code is NPA.

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