Closest Airport to Perth Airport, Airports Near Perth Airport, Australia
The closest airport to Perth Airport is Perth Airport (PER). Distance from Perth Airport to Perth Airport is 0.26 miles / 0.42 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Perth Airport
- Perth Airport (0.42 Km)
- Jandakot Airport (18.94 Km)
- Rottnest Island Airport (40.97 Km)
- Bunbury Airport (161.8 Km)
- Manjimup Airport (258.61 Km)
- Morawa Airport (304.97 Km)
- Karara Airport (310.92 Km)
- Southern Cross Airport (330.66 Km)
- Geraldton Airport (370.34 Km)
- Albany Airport (374.68 Km)
- Mullewa Airport (388.16 Km)
- Windarling Airport (389.03 Km)
- Mount Magnet Airport (462.27 Km)
- Kalbarri Airport (500.81 Km)
- Cue Airport (534.34 Km)
- Kalgoorlie Airport (537.12 Km)
- Norseman Airport (545.98 Km)
- Esperance Airport (580.26 Km)
- Leonora Airport (615.6 Km)
- Carosue Dam Airport (636.33 Km)
List of Airports close to Perth Airport
Perth Airport (PER)
Perth Airport is located approximately 0 miles / 0 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is PER.
Jandakot Airport (JAD)
Jandakot Airport is located approximately 11.18 miles / 18 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is JAD.
Fremantle Heliport (JFM)
Fremantle Heliport is located approximately 14.91 miles / 24 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is JFM.
Rottnest Island Airport (RTS)
Rottnest Island Airport is located approximately 24.85 miles / 40 kilometers West (W) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is RTS.
Narrogin Airport (NRG)
Narrogin Airport is located approximately 97.56 miles / 157 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is NRG.
Collie Airport (CIE)
Collie Airport is located approximately 98.8 miles / 159 kilometers South (S) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is CIE.
Bunbury Airport (BUY)
Bunbury Airport is located approximately 100.04 miles / 161 kilometers South (S) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is BUY.
Bussellton Airport (BQB)
Bussellton Airport is located approximately 124.9 miles / 201 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is BQB.
Jurien Bay Airport (JUR)
Jurien Bay Airport is located approximately 126.14 miles / 203 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is JUR.
Margaret River Airport (MQZ)
Margaret River Airport is located approximately 146.02 miles / 235 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is MQZ.
Eneabba Airport (ENB)
Eneabba Airport is located approximately 151.61 miles / 244 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is ENB.
Katanning Airport (KNI)
Katanning Airport is located approximately 155.96 miles / 251 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is KNI.
Manjimup Airport (MJP)
Manjimup Airport is located approximately 160.31 miles / 258 kilometers South (S) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is MJP.
Morawa Airport (MWB)
Morawa Airport is located approximately 188.9 miles / 304 kilometers North (0) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is MWB.
Dongara Airport (DOX)
Dongara Airport is located approximately 192.63 miles / 310 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is DOX.
Karara Airport (KQR)
Karara Airport is located approximately 192.63 miles / 310 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is KQR.
Southern Cross Airport (SQC)
Southern Cross Airport is located approximately 205.05 miles / 330 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is SQC.
Geraldton Airport (GET)
Geraldton Airport is located approximately 229.91 miles / 370 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is GET.
Albany Airport (ALH)
Albany Airport is located approximately 232.39 miles / 374 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is ALH.
Mullewa Airport (MXU)
Mullewa Airport is located approximately 241.09 miles / 388 kilometers North (N) of central Perth Airport. IATA airport code is MXU.
