Closest Airport to Nanaimo, Airports Near Nanaimo, Canada

The closest airport to Nanaimo is Nanaimo Airport (YCD). Distance from Nanaimo Airport to Nanaimo is 8.46 miles / 13.62 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Nanaimo

Nanaimo Airport (13.62 Km)
Sechelt Airport (36.17 Km)
Duncan/Quam Airport (48.73 Km)
Vancouver International Airport (55.04 Km)
Port Alberni Airport (62.93 Km)
Victoria International Airport (68.86 Km)
Gillies Bay Airport (72.1 Km)
Powell River Airport (84.6 Km)
Squamish Airport (88.6 Km)
Orcas Island Airport (90.81 Km)
Comox Airport (91.43 Km)
Courtenay Airport (94.55 Km)
Langley Regional Airport (95.51 Km)
Friday Harbor Airport (98.08 Km)
Bellingham Airport (110.45 Km)
Abbotsford Airport (116.03 Km)
Fairchild International Airport (120.69 Km)
Campbell River Airport (129.74 Km)
Ault Field (130.59 Km)
Tofino Airport (133.91 Km)

Harbour Airport is located approximately 1.24 miles / 2 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is ZNA.

Nanaimo Airport is located approximately 8.08 miles / 13 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YCD.

Sechelt Airport is located approximately 22.37 miles / 36 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YHS.

Qualicum Airport is located approximately 26.1 miles / 42 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is XQU.

Maple Bay Airport is located approximately 27.96 miles / 45 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YAQ.

Ganges Harbor Airport is located approximately 29.2 miles / 47 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YGG.

Duncan/Quam Airport is located approximately 29.83 miles / 48 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is DUQ.

Pender Harbor Airport is located approximately 31.07 miles / 50 kilometers North (N) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YPT.

Vancouver International Airport is located approximately 34.18 miles / 55 kilometers East (E) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YVR.

Telegraph Harbour Airport is located approximately 36.66 miles / 59 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YBQ.

Coal Harbour Sea Plane Base is located approximately 37.9 miles / 61 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is CXH.

Port Alberni Airport is located approximately 38.53 miles / 62 kilometers West (W) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YPB.

Montagne Harbor Airport is located approximately 41.01 miles / 66 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YMF.

Victoria International Airport is located approximately 42.25 miles / 68 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YYJ.

Bedwell Harbor Airport is located approximately 42.87 miles / 69 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YBW.

Gillies Bay Airport is located approximately 44.74 miles / 72 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YGB.

Stuart Island Airport is located approximately 45.98 miles / 74 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is SSW.

Waldron Island Airport is located approximately 52.2 miles / 84 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is WDN.

Powell River Airport is located approximately 52.2 miles / 84 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is YPW.

Roche Harbor Airport is located approximately 52.82 miles / 85 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Nanaimo. IATA airport code is RCE.