Closest Airport to Sidney, Airports Near Sidney, Canada

The closest airport to Sidney is Victoria International Airport (YYJ). Distance from Victoria International Airport to Sidney is 1.25 miles / 2.02 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Sidney

Victoria International Airport (2.02 Km)
Duncan/Quam Airport (25.58 Km)
Friday Harbor Airport (31.05 Km)
Orcas Island Airport (36.44 Km)
Nanaimo Airport (56.45 Km)
Fairchild International Airport (59.41 Km)
Vancouver International Airport (62.46 Km)
Ault Field (64.02 Km)
Bellingham Airport (65.15 Km)
Langley Regional Airport (75.26 Km)
Skagit Regional Airport (82.65 Km)
Abbotsford Airport (86.66 Km)
Sechelt Airport (94.32 Km)
Snohomish County Airport (116.96 Km)
Quillayute State Airport (117.08 Km)
Chilliwack Airport (120.46 Km)
Port Alberni Airport (121.13 Km)
Squamish Airport (126.98 Km)
Bremerton National Airport (137.32 Km)
Gillies Bay Airport (141.75 Km)

List of Airports close to Sidney

Victoria International Airport (YYJ)

Victoria International Airport is located approximately 1.24 miles / 2 kilometers West (W) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is YYJ.

Telegraph Harbour Airport (YBQ)

Telegraph Harbour Airport is located approximately 6.84 miles / 11 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is YBQ.

Stuart Island Airport (SSW)

Stuart Island Airport is located approximately 9.32 miles / 15 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is SSW.

Bedwell Harbor Airport (YBW)

Bedwell Harbor Airport is located approximately 9.94 miles / 16 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is YBW.

Roche Harbor Airport (RCE)

Roche Harbor Airport is located approximately 13.05 miles / 21 kilometers East (E) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is RCE.

Montagne Harbor Airport (YMF)

Montagne Harbor Airport is located approximately 14.29 miles / 23 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is YMF.

Ganges Harbor Airport (YGG)

Ganges Harbor Airport is located approximately 14.29 miles / 23 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is YGG.

Maple Bay Airport (YAQ)

Maple Bay Airport is located approximately 14.91 miles / 24 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is YAQ.

Esquimalt Airport (YPF)

Esquimalt Airport is located approximately 14.91 miles / 24 kilometers South (S) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is YPF.

Inner Harbour Airport (YWH)

Inner Harbour Airport is located approximately 15.53 miles / 25 kilometers South (S) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is YWH.

Lyall Harbour Airport (YAJ)

Lyall Harbour Airport is located approximately 15.53 miles / 25 kilometers South (S) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is YAJ.

Duncan/Quam Airport (DUQ)

Duncan/Quam Airport is located approximately 15.53 miles / 25 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is DUQ.

Waldron Island Airport (WDN)

Waldron Island Airport is located approximately 17.4 miles / 28 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is WDN.

Deer Harbor SPB (DHB)

Deer Harbor SPB is located approximately 18.02 miles / 29 kilometers East (E) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is DHB.

Crane Island Airport (CKR)

Crane Island Airport is located approximately 18.64 miles / 30 kilometers East (E) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is CKR.

Friday Harbor Airport (FRD)

Friday Harbor Airport is located approximately 19.26 miles / 31 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is FRD.

Friday Harbor SPB (FBS)

Friday Harbor SPB is located approximately 19.26 miles / 31 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is FBS.

Westsound Airport (WSX)

Westsound Airport is located approximately 19.88 miles / 32 kilometers East (E) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is WSX.

Orcas Island Airport (ESD)

Orcas Island Airport is located approximately 22.37 miles / 36 kilometers East (E) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is ESD.

Lopez Island Airport (LPS)

Lopez Island Airport is located approximately 23.61 miles / 38 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Sidney. IATA airport code is LPS.