Closest Airport to Port Hardy, Airports Near Port Hardy, Canada

The closest airport to Port Hardy is Port Hardy Airport (YZT). Distance from Port Hardy Airport to Port Hardy is 6.32 miles / 10.17 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Port Hardy

Port Hardy Airport (10.17 Km)
Port McNeil Airport (31.87 Km)
Alert Bay Airport (43.74 Km)
Bella Bella Airport (162.6 Km)
Campbell River Airport (179.67 Km)
Bella Coola Airport (195.5 Km)
Courtenay Airport (213.16 Km)
Comox Airport (216.99 Km)
Tofino Airport (220.19 Km)
Powell River Airport (234.64 Km)
Gillies Bay Airport (240.74 Km)
Anahim Lake Airport (245.02 Km)
Port Alberni Airport (254.02 Km)
Sechelt Airport (301.41 Km)
Nanaimo Airport (319.21 Km)
Squamish Airport (325.35 Km)
Duncan/Quam Airport (349.02 Km)
Vancouver International Airport (352.07 Km)
Victoria International Airport (372.66 Km)
Quillayute State Airport (375.51 Km)

List of Airports close to Port Hardy

Port Hardy Airport (YZT)

Port Hardy Airport is located approximately 6.21 miles / 10 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YZT.

Port McNeil Airport (YMP)

Port McNeil Airport is located approximately 19.26 miles / 31 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YMP.

Bull Harbour Airport (YBH)

Bull Harbour Airport is located approximately 22.99 miles / 37 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YBH.

Alert Bay Airport (YAL)

Alert Bay Airport is located approximately 26.72 miles / 43 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YAL.

Greenway Sound Airport (YGN)

Greenway Sound Airport is located approximately 29.2 miles / 47 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YGN.

Sullivan Bay Airport (YTG)

Sullivan Bay Airport is located approximately 32.31 miles / 52 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YTG.

Rivers Inlet Airport (YRN)

Rivers Inlet Airport is located approximately 51.57 miles / 83 kilometers North (N) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YRN.

Tahsis Airport (ZTS)

Tahsis Airport is located approximately 66.49 miles / 107 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is ZTS.

Hakai Pass Airport (YHC)

Hakai Pass Airport is located approximately 74.56 miles / 120 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YHC.

Namu Airport (ZNU)

Namu Airport is located approximately 79.54 miles / 128 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is ZNU.

Nootka Sound Airport (YNK)

Nootka Sound Airport is located approximately 82.02 miles / 132 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YNK.

Doc Creek Airport (YDX)

Doc Creek Airport is located approximately 95.07 miles / 153 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YDX.

Shearwater Airport (YSX)

Shearwater Airport is located approximately 100.04 miles / 161 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YSX.

Bella Bella Airport (ZEL)

Bella Bella Airport is located approximately 100.66 miles / 162 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is ZEL.

Estevan Point Airport (YEP)

Estevan Point Airport is located approximately 101.28 miles / 163 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YEP.

Null (YR6)

Null is located approximately 103.15 miles / 166 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YR6.

Stuart Island Airport (YRR)

Stuart Island Airport is located approximately 103.77 miles / 167 kilometers East (E) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YRR.

Big Bay Marina Airport (YIG)

Big Bay Marina Airport is located approximately 106.25 miles / 171 kilometers East (E) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YIG.

April Point Seaplane Base (YQJ)

April Point Seaplane Base is located approximately 109.36 miles / 176 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YQJ.

Harbor Sea Plane Base (YHH)

Harbor Sea Plane Base is located approximately 109.98 miles / 177 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Port Hardy. IATA airport code is YHH.