Closest Airport to Port Blair, Airports Near Port Blair, India

The closest airport to Port Blair is Port Blair Airport (IXZ). Distance from Port Blair Airport to Port Blair is 1.25 miles / 2.01 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Port Blair

Port Blair Airport (2.01 Km)
Car Nicobar Airport (274.94 Km)
Bassein Airport (618.25 Km)
Myeik Airport (647.47 Km)
Dawe Airport (654.62 Km)
Bokpyinn Airport (657.17 Km)
Kawthaung Airport (658.35 Km)
Ranong Airport (672.22 Km)
Ye Airport (689.94 Km)
Mingaladon Airport (692.73 Km)
Gwa Airport (693.92 Km)
Sabang Airport (700.78 Km)
Phuket International Airport (726.14 Km)
Chumphon Airport (730.88 Km)
Blang Bintang Airport (740.07 Km)
Surat Thani Airport (753.66 Km)
Maulmyine Airport (755.33 Km)
Thandwe Airport (778.8 Km)
Krabi Airport (789.73 Km)
Pa-an Airport (792.18 Km)

List of Airports close to Port Blair

Port Blair Airport (IXZ)

Port Blair Airport is located approximately 1.24 miles / 2 kilometers North (N) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is IXZ.

Car Nicobar Airport (CBD)

Car Nicobar Airport is located approximately 170.26 miles / 274 kilometers South (S) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is CBD.

Bassein Airport (BSX)

Bassein Airport is located approximately 384.01 miles / 618 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is BSX.

Myeik Airport (MGZ)

Myeik Airport is located approximately 402.03 miles / 647 kilometers East (E) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is MGZ.

Dawe Airport (TVY)

Dawe Airport is located approximately 406.38 miles / 654 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is TVY.

Bokpyinn Airport (VBP)

Bokpyinn Airport is located approximately 408.24 miles / 657 kilometers East (E) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is VBP.

Kawthaung Airport (KAW)

Kawthaung Airport is located approximately 408.86 miles / 658 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is KAW.

Ranong Airport (UNN)

Ranong Airport is located approximately 417.56 miles / 672 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is UNN.

Ye Airport (XYE)

Ye Airport is located approximately 428.12 miles / 689 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is XYE.

Mingaladon Airport (RGN)

Mingaladon Airport is located approximately 429.99 miles / 692 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is RGN.

Gwa Airport (GWA)

Gwa Airport is located approximately 430.61 miles / 693 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is GWA.

Sabang Airport (SBG)

Sabang Airport is located approximately 434.96 miles / 700 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is SBG.

Phi Phi Island Airport (PHZ)

Phi Phi Island Airport is located approximately 447.39 miles / 720 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is PHZ.

Phuket International Airport (HKT)

Phuket International Airport is located approximately 451.12 miles / 726 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is HKT.

Henzada Airport (HEB)

Henzada Airport is located approximately 453.6 miles / 730 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is HEB.

Chumphon Airport (CJM)

Chumphon Airport is located approximately 453.6 miles / 730 kilometers East (E) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is CJM.

Patong Beach Airport (PBS)

Patong Beach Airport is located approximately 457.33 miles / 736 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is PBS.

Blang Bintang Airport (BTJ)

Blang Bintang Airport is located approximately 459.81 miles / 740 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is BTJ.

Surat Thani Airport (URT)

Surat Thani Airport is located approximately 467.89 miles / 753 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is URT.

Maulmyine Airport (MNU)

Maulmyine Airport is located approximately 469.14 miles / 755 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Port Blair. IATA airport code is MNU.