Closest Airport to Pierce, Airports Near Pierce, United States
The closest airport to Pierce is Richland Airport (RLD). Distance from Richland Airport to Pierce is 23.81 miles / 38.32 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Pierce
- Tri-Cities Airport (48.43 Km)
- Grant County Airport (64.59 Km)
- Ephrata Airport (75.02 Km)
- Yakima Air Terminal (83.74 Km)
- State Airport (90.92 Km)
- Bowers Field (93.22 Km)
- Pangborn Field (102.3 Km)
- Walla Walla Airport (107.64 Km)
- Eastern Oregon Regional Airport (114.6 Km)
- Grand Coulee Dam Airport (145.81 Km)
- State Airport (148.51 Km)
- The Dalles Airport (173.89 Km)
- Fairchild Air Force Base (174.21 Km)
- Moscow Regional Airport (179.09 Km)
- Spokane International Airport (181.82 Km)
- La Grande Airport (183.04 Km)
- Nez Perce County Regional Airport (188.73 Km)
- Felts Field (198.75 Km)
- Omak Municipal Airport (203.5 Km)
- Cascade Locks/Stevens Airport (215.12 Km)
List of Airports close to Pierce
Richland Airport (RLD)
Richland Airport is located approximately 23.61 miles / 38 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is RLD.
Tri-Cities Airport (PSC)
Tri-Cities Airport is located approximately 29.83 miles / 48 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is PSC.
Vista Field (VSK)
Vista Field is located approximately 30.45 miles / 49 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is VSK.
Larson Air Force Base (LRN)
Larson Air Force Base is located approximately 38.53 miles / 62 kilometers North (N) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is LRN.
Grant County Airport (MWH)
Grant County Airport is located approximately 39.77 miles / 64 kilometers North (N) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is MWH.
Ephrata Airport (EPH)
Ephrata Airport is located approximately 46.6 miles / 75 kilometers North (N) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is EPH.
Firing Center Army Air Field (FCT)
Firing Center Army Air Field is located approximately 47.22 miles / 76 kilometers West (W) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is FCT.
Yakima Air Terminal (YKM)
Yakima Air Terminal is located approximately 51.57 miles / 83 kilometers West (W) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is YKM.
State Airport (HES)
State Airport is located approximately 55.92 miles / 90 kilometers South (S) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is HES.
Bowers Field (ELN)
Bowers Field is located approximately 57.79 miles / 93 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is ELN.
Pangborn Field (EAT)
Pangborn Field is located approximately 63.38 miles / 102 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is EAT.
Walla Walla Airport (ALW)
Walla Walla Airport is located approximately 66.49 miles / 107 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is ALW.
Eastern Oregon Regional Airport (PDT)
Eastern Oregon Regional Airport is located approximately 70.84 miles / 114 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is PDT.
Grand Coulee Dam Airport (GCD)
Grand Coulee Dam Airport is located approximately 90.1 miles / 145 kilometers North (N) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is GCD.
State Airport (ESW)
State Airport is located approximately 91.96 miles / 148 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is ESW.
The Dalles Airport (DLS)
The Dalles Airport is located approximately 107.5 miles / 173 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is DLS.
Fairchild Air Force Base (SKA)
Fairchild Air Force Base is located approximately 108.12 miles / 174 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is SKA.
Moscow Regional Airport (PUW)
Moscow Regional Airport is located approximately 111.23 miles / 179 kilometers East (E) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is PUW.
Spokane International Airport (GEG)
Spokane International Airport is located approximately 112.47 miles / 181 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is GEG.
La Grande Airport (LGD)
La Grande Airport is located approximately 113.71 miles / 183 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Pierce. IATA airport code is LGD.