Closest Airport to Santa Fe, Airports Near Santa Fe, Argentina
The closest airport to Santa Fe is Santa Fe Airport (SFN). Distance from Santa Fe Airport to Santa Fe is 9.7 miles / 15.6 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Santa Fe
- Santa Fe Airport (15.6 Km)
- Parana Airport (28.99 Km)
- Sunchales Aeroclub Airport (107.29 Km)
- Fisherton Airport (144 Km)
- Ceres Airport (224.46 Km)
- Gualeguaychu Airport (250.16 Km)
- Salto Airport (257.76 Km)
- Concordia Airport (258.53 Km)
- Paysandu Airport (262.25 Km)
- Reconquista Airport (284.17 Km)
- Goya Airport (312.56 Km)
- Monte Caseros Airport (327.34 Km)
- Curuzu Cuatia Airport (330.78 Km)
- Pajas Blancas Airport (334.48 Km)
- Mercedes Airport (364.93 Km)
- La Cumbre Airport (370.43 Km)
- Rio Cuarto Airport (372.76 Km)
- El Palomar Airport (385.88 Km)
- Jorge Newbery Airport (390.72 Km)
- Paso de los Libres Airport (400.78 Km)
List of Airports close to Santa Fe
Santa Fe Airport (SFN)
Santa Fe Airport is located approximately 9.32 miles / 15 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is SFN.
Parana Airport (PRA)
Parana Airport is located approximately 17.4 miles / 28 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is PRA.
Sunchales Aeroclub Airport (NCJ)
Sunchales Aeroclub Airport is located approximately 66.49 miles / 107 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is NCJ.
Fisherton Airport (ROS)
Fisherton Airport is located approximately 89.48 miles / 144 kilometers South (S) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is ROS.
Ceres Airport (CRR)
Ceres Airport is located approximately 139.19 miles / 224 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is CRR.
Colonsay Island Airport (CSA)
Colonsay Island Airport is located approximately 151.61 miles / 244 kilometers West (W) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is CSA.
San Pedro (XPD)
San Pedro is located approximately 153.48 miles / 247 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is XPD.
Gualeguaychu Airport (GHU)
Gualeguaychu Airport is located approximately 155.34 miles / 250 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is GHU.
Salto Airport (STY)
Salto Airport is located approximately 159.69 miles / 257 kilometers East (E) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is STY.
Concordia Airport (COC)
Concordia Airport is located approximately 160.31 miles / 258 kilometers East (E) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is COC.
Paysandu Airport (PDU)
Paysandu Airport is located approximately 162.8 miles / 262 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is PDU.
Fray Bentos Airport (FZB)
Fray Bentos Airport is located approximately 175.23 miles / 282 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is FZB.
Reconquista Airport (RCQ)
Reconquista Airport is located approximately 176.47 miles / 284 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is RCQ.
Goya Airport (OYA)
Goya Airport is located approximately 193.87 miles / 312 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is OYA.
Junin Airport (JNI)
Junin Airport is located approximately 203.19 miles / 327 kilometers South (S) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is JNI.
Monte Caseros Airport (MCS)
Monte Caseros Airport is located approximately 203.19 miles / 327 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is MCS.
Curuzu Cuatia Airport (UZU)
Curuzu Cuatia Airport is located approximately 205.05 miles / 330 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is UZU.
Pajas Blancas Airport (COR)
Pajas Blancas Airport is located approximately 207.54 miles / 334 kilometers West (W) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is COR.
Mercedes Airport (MDX)
Mercedes Airport is located approximately 226.18 miles / 364 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is MDX.
La Cumbre Airport (LCM)
La Cumbre Airport is located approximately 229.91 miles / 370 kilometers West (W) of central Santa Fe. IATA airport code is LCM.
