Closest Airport to Port Elizabeth, Airports Near Port Elizabeth, South Africa

The closest airport to Port Elizabeth is Port Elizabeth Airport (PLZ). Distance from Port Elizabeth Airport to Port Elizabeth is 1.87 miles / 3.01 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Port Elizabeth

Port Elizabeth Airport (3.01 Km)
Port Alfred Airport (126.28 Km)
Bisho Airport (195.46 Km)
Plettenberg Airport (210.1 Km)
East London Airport (230.42 Km)
Queenstown Airport (256.42 Km)
George Airport (297.23 Km)
Oudtshoorn Airport (317.88 Km)
Umtata Airport (393.05 Km)
Lusikisiki Airport (471.19 Km)
Mafeteng Airport (487.79 Km)
Semongkong Airport (513.7 Km)
Qachas Airport (516.56 Km)
Robertson Airport (526.29 Km)
Moshoeshoe International Airport (533.11 Km)
Bloemfontein International Airport (545.36 Km)
Prieska Airport (545.62 Km)
Sehonghong Airport (557.32 Km)
Margate Airport (563.03 Km)
Kimberley Airport (579.02 Km)

List of Airports close to Port Elizabeth

Port Elizabeth Airport (PLZ)

Port Elizabeth Airport is located approximately 1.86 miles / 3 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is PLZ.

Port Alfred Airport (AFD)

Port Alfred Airport is located approximately 78.29 miles / 126 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is AFD.

Bisho Airport (BIY)

Bisho Airport is located approximately 121.17 miles / 195 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is BIY.

Cradock Airport (CDO)

Cradock Airport is located approximately 124.27 miles / 200 kilometers North (N) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is CDO.

Plettenberg Airport (PBZ)

Plettenberg Airport is located approximately 130.49 miles / 210 kilometers West (W) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is PBZ.

East London Airport (ELS)

East London Airport is located approximately 142.92 miles / 230 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is ELS.

Queenstown Airport (UTW)

Queenstown Airport is located approximately 159.07 miles / 256 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is UTW.

George Airport (GRJ)

George Airport is located approximately 184.55 miles / 297 kilometers West (W) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is GRJ.

Butterworth Airport (UTE)

Butterworth Airport is located approximately 185.17 miles / 298 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is UTE.

Oudtshoorn Airport (OUH)

Oudtshoorn Airport is located approximately 196.97 miles / 317 kilometers West (W) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is OUH.

Mossel Bay Airport (MZY)

Mossel Bay Airport is located approximately 203.19 miles / 327 kilometers West (W) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is MZY.

Umtata Airport (UTT)

Umtata Airport is located approximately 244.2 miles / 393 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is UTT.

Quthing Airport (UTG)

Quthing Airport is located approximately 274.02 miles / 441 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is UTG.

Port St. Johns Airport (JOH)

Port St. Johns Airport is located approximately 279.62 miles / 450 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is JOH.

Lusikisiki Airport (LUJ)

Lusikisiki Airport is located approximately 292.67 miles / 471 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is LUJ.

Mafeteng Airport (MFC)

Mafeteng Airport is located approximately 302.61 miles / 487 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is MFC.

Overberg (FAOB) (OVG)

Overberg (FAOB) is located approximately 308.2 miles / 496 kilometers West (W) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is OVG.

Nkaus Airport (NKU)

Nkaus Airport is located approximately 311.31 miles / 501 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is NKU.

Mkambati Airport (MBM)

Mkambati Airport is located approximately 313.79 miles / 505 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is MBM.

Sekakes Airport (SKQ)

Sekakes Airport is located approximately 315.66 miles / 508 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Port Elizabeth. IATA airport code is SKQ.