Closest Airport to Port Douglas, Airports Near Port Douglas, Australia
The closest airport to Port Douglas is Cairns Airport (CNS). Distance from Cairns Airport to Port Douglas is 33.86 miles / 54.49 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Port Douglas
- Cairns Airport (54.49 Km)
- Mareeba Airport (65.24 Km)
- Cooktown Airport (119.33 Km)
- Chillagoe Airport (123.43 Km)
- Innisfail Airport (133.1 Km)
- Dunk Island Airport (177.36 Km)
- Luozi Airport (202.08 Km)
- Lizard Island Airport (202.08 Km)
- Ingham Airport (252.83 Km)
- Georgetown Airport (288.16 Km)
- Townsville Airport (337.3 Km)
- Croydon Airport (391.27 Km)
- Coen Airport (393.97 Km)
- Ayr Airport (397.24 Km)
- Rutland Plains Airport (397.86 Km)
- Charters Towers Airport (404.91 Km)
- Kowanyama Airport (411.94 Km)
- Delta Downs Airport (444.99 Km)
- Lockhart River Airport (472.06 Km)
- Normanton Airport (485.51 Km)
List of Airports close to Port Douglas
Port Douglas Airport (PTI)
Port Douglas Airport is located approximately 0.62 miles / 1 kilometers West (W) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is PTI.
Lakeland Downs Airport (LKD)
Lakeland Downs Airport is located approximately 21.75 miles / 35 kilometers North (N) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is LKD.
Cairns Airport (CNS)
Cairns Airport is located approximately 33.55 miles / 54 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is CNS.
Mareeba Airport (MRG)
Mareeba Airport is located approximately 40.39 miles / 65 kilometers South (S) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is MRG.
Bloomfield Airport (BFC)
Bloomfield Airport is located approximately 42.87 miles / 69 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is BFC.
Helenvale Airport (HLV)
Helenvale Airport is located approximately 57.17 miles / 92 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is HLV.
Cooktown Airport (CTN)
Cooktown Airport is located approximately 73.94 miles / 119 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is CTN.
Chillagoe Airport (LLG)
Chillagoe Airport is located approximately 76.43 miles / 123 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is LLG.
Innisfail Airport (IFL)
Innisfail Airport is located approximately 82.64 miles / 133 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is IFL.
Hope Vale Airport (HPE)
Hope Vale Airport is located approximately 85.13 miles / 137 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is HPE.
Laura Airport (LUU)
Laura Airport is located approximately 92.58 miles / 149 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is LUU.
Wrotham Park Airport (WPK)
Wrotham Park Airport is located approximately 96.93 miles / 156 kilometers West (W) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is WPK.
Cape Flattery Airport (CQP)
Cape Flattery Airport is located approximately 105.01 miles / 169 kilometers North (N) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is CQP.
Bolwarra Airport (BCK)
Bolwarra Airport is located approximately 105.63 miles / 170 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is BCK.
Dunk Island Airport (DKI)
Dunk Island Airport is located approximately 109.98 miles / 177 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is DKI.
Laura Station Airport (LUT)
Laura Station Airport is located approximately 115.58 miles / 186 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is LUT.
Bulimba Airport (BIP)
Bulimba Airport is located approximately 115.58 miles / 186 kilometers West (W) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is BIP.
Gamboola Airport (GBP)
Gamboola Airport is located approximately 118.68 miles / 191 kilometers West (W) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is GBP.
Luozi Airport (LZI)
Luozi Airport is located approximately 125.52 miles / 202 kilometers North (N) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is LZI.
Lizard Island Airport (LZR)
Lizard Island Airport is located approximately 125.52 miles / 202 kilometers North (N) of central Port Douglas. IATA airport code is LZR.
