Closest Airport to Pernambuco, Airports Near Pernambuco, Brazil
The closest airport to Pernambuco is Val De Cans Airport (BEL). Distance from Val De Cans Airport to Pernambuco is 32.22 miles / 51.85 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Pernambuco
- Val De Cans Airport (51.85 Km)
- Soure Airport (102.13 Km)
- Salinópolis Airport (114.56 Km)
- Nagib Demachki Airport (189.34 Km)
- Carutapera Airport (223.78 Km)
- Breves Airport (270.22 Km)
- Tucurui Airport (319.62 Km)
- Pinheiro Airport (346.85 Km)
- Macapa Internacional Airport (379.22 Km)
- Mal. Cunha MaMalio Airport (438.49 Km)
- Maraba Airport (451.15 Km)
- Imperatriz Airport (456.02 Km)
- Porto de Moz Airport (469.78 Km)
- Almeirim Airport (506.86 Km)
- Altamira Airport (510.73 Km)
- Monte Dourado Airport (513.63 Km)
- Barra Do Corda Airport (545.85 Km)
- Carajas Airport (561.59 Km)
- Barreirinha (596.18 Km)
- Araguaina Airport (640.92 Km)
List of Airports close to Pernambuco
Val De Cans Airport (BEL)
Val De Cans Airport is located approximately 31.69 miles / 51 kilometers West (W) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is BEL.
Soure Airport (SFK)
Soure Airport is located approximately 63.38 miles / 102 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is SFK.
Salinópolis Airport (OPP)
Salinópolis Airport is located approximately 70.84 miles / 114 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is OPP.
Cameta Airport (CMT)
Cameta Airport is located approximately 115.58 miles / 186 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is CMT.
Nagib Demachki Airport (JPE)
Nagib Demachki Airport is located approximately 117.44 miles / 189 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is JPE.
Carutapera Airport (CTP)
Carutapera Airport is located approximately 138.57 miles / 223 kilometers East (E) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is CTP.
Breves Airport (BVS)
Breves Airport is located approximately 167.77 miles / 270 kilometers West (W) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is BVS.
Tucurui Airport (TUR)
Tucurui Airport is located approximately 198.22 miles / 319 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is TUR.
Pinheiro Airport (PHI)
Pinheiro Airport is located approximately 214.99 miles / 346 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is PHI.
Cururupu Airport (CPU)
Cururupu Airport is located approximately 218.72 miles / 352 kilometers East (E) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is CPU.
Macapa Internacional Airport (MCP)
Macapa Internacional Airport is located approximately 235.5 miles / 379 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is MCP.
Mal. Cunha MaMalio Airport (SLZ)
Mal. Cunha MaMalio Airport is located approximately 272.16 miles / 438 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is SLZ.
Maraba Airport (MAB)
Maraba Airport is located approximately 280.24 miles / 451 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is MAB.
Imperatriz Airport (IMP)
Imperatriz Airport is located approximately 283.35 miles / 456 kilometers South (S) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is IMP.
Porto de Moz Airport (PTQ)
Porto de Moz Airport is located approximately 291.42 miles / 469 kilometers West (W) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is PTQ.
Almeirim Airport (GGF)
Almeirim Airport is located approximately 314.41 miles / 506 kilometers West (W) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is GGF.
Altamira Airport (ATM)
Altamira Airport is located approximately 316.9 miles / 510 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is ATM.
Monte Dourado Airport (MEU)
Monte Dourado Airport is located approximately 318.76 miles / 513 kilometers West (W) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is MEU.
Serra Pelada Airport (RSG)
Serra Pelada Airport is located approximately 329.33 miles / 530 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is RSG.
Barra Do Corda Airport (BDC)
Barra Do Corda Airport is located approximately 338.65 miles / 545 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Pernambuco. IATA airport code is BDC.