Closest Airport to Palikir, Airports Near Palikir, Micronesia
The closest airport to Palikir is Pohnpei Airport (PNI). Distance from Pohnpei Airport to Palikir is 5.87 miles / 9.45 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Palikir
- Pohnpei Airport (9.45 Km)
- Kosrae Airport (557.89 Km)
- Eniwetok Airport (671.85 Km)
- Truk Airport (699.65 Km)
- Wotho Airport (935.22 Km)
- Kwajalein Airport (1073.23 Km)
- Nauru Island International Airport (1277.73 Km)
- Malekolon Airport (1314.98 Km)
- Tokua Airport (1406.41 Km)
- Amata Kabua International Airport (1447.09 Km)
- Sule Airport (1525.81 Km)
- Manguna Airport (1558.54 Km)
- Balalae Airport (1566.66 Km)
- Geva Airport (1620.58 Km)
- Rota Airport (1625.6 Km)
- Anderson Air Force Base (1625.74 Km)
- Saipan International Airport (1633.91 Km)
- A.B. Won Pat International Airport (1633.99 Km)
- Tinian Airport (1636.78 Km)
- Wake Island Airport (1652.19 Km)
List of Airports close to Palikir
Pohnpei Airport (PNI)
Pohnpei Airport is located approximately 5.59 miles / 9 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is PNI.
Kosrae Airport (KSA)
Kosrae Airport is located approximately 346.1 miles / 557 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is KSA.
Eniwetok Airport (ENT)
Eniwetok Airport is located approximately 416.94 miles / 671 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is ENT.
Truk Airport (TKK)
Truk Airport is located approximately 434.34 miles / 699 kilometers West (W) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is TKK.
Ujae Island Airport (UJE)
Ujae Island Airport is located approximately 538.11 miles / 866 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is UJE.
Lae Airport (LML)
Lae Airport is located approximately 571.04 miles / 919 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is LML.
Wotho Airport (WTO)
Wotho Airport is located approximately 580.98 miles / 935 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is WTO.
Enyu Airfield (BII)
Enyu Airfield is located approximately 596.52 miles / 960 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is BII.
Ebadon Airport (EBN)
Ebadon Airport is located approximately 615.16 miles / 990 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is EBN.
Elenak Airport (EAL)
Elenak Airport is located approximately 616.4 miles / 992 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is EAL.
Rongelap Airport (RNP)
Rongelap Airport is located approximately 663 miles / 1067 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is RNP.
Kwajalein Airport (KWA)
Kwajalein Airport is located approximately 666.73 miles / 1073 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is KWA.
Majkin Airport (MJE)
Majkin Airport is located approximately 688.48 miles / 1108 kilometers East (E) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is MJE.
Namu Airport (NMU)
Namu Airport is located approximately 689.1 miles / 1109 kilometers East (E) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is NMU.
Namdrik Island Airport (NDK)
Namdrik Island Airport is located approximately 689.72 miles / 1110 kilometers East (E) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is NDK.
Loen Airport (LOF)
Loen Airport is located approximately 695.94 miles / 1120 kilometers East (E) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is LOF.
Woja Airport (WJA)
Woja Airport is located approximately 712.71 miles / 1147 kilometers East (E) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is WJA.
Ailinglapalap Island Airport (AIP)
Ailinglapalap Island Airport is located approximately 731.35 miles / 1177 kilometers East (E) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is AIP.
Ailinglaplap Airok Airport (AIC)
Ailinglaplap Airok Airport is located approximately 731.35 miles / 1177 kilometers East (E) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is AIC.
Jeh Airport (JEJ)
Jeh Airport is located approximately 741.3 miles / 1193 kilometers East (E) of central Palikir. IATA airport code is JEJ.
