Closest Airport to Newcastle East, Airports Near Newcastle East, Australia
The closest airport to Newcastle East is Williamtown Airport (NTL). Distance from Williamtown Airport to Newcastle East is 9.56 miles / 15.39 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Newcastle East
- Williamtown Airport (15.39 Km)
- Maitland Airport (37.55 Km)
- Cessnock Airport (44.49 Km)
- Kingsford Smith Airport (126.62 Km)
- Scone Airport (133.61 Km)
- Taree Airport (134.16 Km)
- Camden Airport (160.39 Km)
- Port Macquarie Airport (194.32 Km)
- Quirindi Airport (199.77 Km)
- Wollongong Airport (203.74 Km)
- Raglan Airport (205.9 Km)
- Mudgee Airport (207.62 Km)
- Tamworth Airport (223.42 Km)
- Kempsey Airport (225.94 Km)
- Coolah Airport (241.53 Km)
- Springhill Airport (252.25 Km)
- Nowra Airport (252.62 Km)
- Gunnedah Airport (262.41 Km)
- Armidale Airport (267.34 Km)
- Goulburn Airport (282.93 Km)
List of Airports close to Newcastle East
Port Hunter Airport (PHJ)
Port Hunter Airport is located approximately 1.24 miles / 2 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is PHJ.
Williamtown Airport (NTL)
Williamtown Airport is located approximately 9.32 miles / 15 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is NTL.
Belmont Airport (BEO)
Belmont Airport is located approximately 12.43 miles / 20 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is BEO.
Maitland Airport (MTL)
Maitland Airport is located approximately 22.99 miles / 37 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is MTL.
Cessnock Airport (CES)
Cessnock Airport is located approximately 27.34 miles / 44 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is CES.
Singleton Airport (SIX)
Singleton Airport is located approximately 41.01 miles / 66 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is SIX.
Gosford Airport (GOS)
Gosford Airport is located approximately 42.87 miles / 69 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is GOS.
Palm Beach Sea Plane Base (LBH)
Palm Beach Sea Plane Base is located approximately 52.82 miles / 85 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is LBH.
Forster Airport (FOT)
Forster Airport is located approximately 64 miles / 103 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is FOT.
Richmond Air Force Base (XRH)
Richmond Air Force Base is located approximately 73.94 miles / 119 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is XRH.
Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD)
Kingsford Smith Airport is located approximately 78.29 miles / 126 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is SYD.
Bankstown Airport (BWU)
Bankstown Airport is located approximately 82.64 miles / 133 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is BWU.
Scone Airport (NSO)
Scone Airport is located approximately 82.64 miles / 133 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is NSO.
Taree Airport (TRO)
Taree Airport is located approximately 83.26 miles / 134 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is TRO.
Camden Airport (CDU)
Camden Airport is located approximately 99.42 miles / 160 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is CDU.
Wauchope Airport (WAU)
Wauchope Airport is located approximately 115.58 miles / 186 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is WAU.
Port Stephens Airport (PTE)
Port Stephens Airport is located approximately 117.44 miles / 189 kilometers East (E) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is PTE.
Port Macquarie Airport (PQQ)
Port Macquarie Airport is located approximately 120.55 miles / 194 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is PQQ.
Quirindi Airport (UIR)
Quirindi Airport is located approximately 123.65 miles / 199 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is UIR.
Wollongong Airport (WOL)
Wollongong Airport is located approximately 126.14 miles / 203 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Newcastle East. IATA airport code is WOL.
