Closest Airport to Yigo, Airports Near Yigo, Guam
The closest airport to Yigo is Anderson Air Force Base (UAM). Distance from Anderson Air Force Base to Yigo is 2.12 miles / 3.41 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Yigo
- Anderson Air Force Base (3.41 Km)
- A.B. Won Pat International Airport (14.9 Km)
- Rota Airport (77 Km)
- Tinian Airport (177.12 Km)
- Saipan International Airport (194.31 Km)
- Yap Airport (869.86 Km)
- Truk Airport (1017.32 Km)
- Iwo Jima Air Base (1302.9 Km)
- Airai Airport (1325.53 Km)
- Minami Torishima Airport (1526.21 Km)
- Pohnpei Airport (1628.11 Km)
- Mal Airport (1665.27 Km)
- Sentani Airport (1858.97 Km)
- Mokmer Airport (1905.78 Km)
- Eniwetok Airport (1907.26 Km)
- Boram Airport (1911.63 Km)
- Maridor Airport (1973.1 Km)
- Kitadaito Airport (1975.52 Km)
- Rendani Airport (2003.87 Km)
- Frieda River Airport (2046.9 Km)
List of Airports close to Yigo
Anderson Air Force Base (UAM)
Anderson Air Force Base is located approximately 1.86 miles / 3 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is UAM.
A.B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM)
A.B. Won Pat International Airport is located approximately 8.7 miles / 14 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is GUM.
Agana Naval Air Station (NGM)
Agana Naval Air Station is located approximately 12.43 miles / 20 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is NGM.
Rota Airport (ROP)
Rota Airport is located approximately 47.22 miles / 76 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is ROP.
Tinian Airport (TIQ)
Tinian Airport is located approximately 109.98 miles / 177 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is TIQ.
Saipan International Airport (SPN)
Saipan International Airport is located approximately 120.55 miles / 194 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is SPN.
Falalop Island Airport (ULI)
Falalop Island Airport is located approximately 423.78 miles / 682 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is ULI.
Yap Airport (YAP)
Yap Airport is located approximately 539.97 miles / 869 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is YAP.
Truk Airport (TKK)
Truk Airport is located approximately 631.93 miles / 1017 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is TKK.
Iwo Jima Air Base (IWO)
Iwo Jima Air Base is located approximately 809.03 miles / 1302 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is IWO.
Airai Airport (ROR)
Airai Airport is located approximately 823.32 miles / 1325 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is ROR.
Minami Torishima Airport (MUS)
Minami Torishima Airport is located approximately 948.21 miles / 1526 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is MUS.
Biawonque Airport (BAW)
Biawonque Airport is located approximately 987.98 miles / 1590 kilometers South (S) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is BAW.
Pohnpei Airport (PNI)
Pohnpei Airport is located approximately 1011.59 miles / 1628 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is PNI.
Mal Airport (MMV)
Mal Airport is located approximately 1034.58 miles / 1665 kilometers South (S) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is MMV.
Maron Island Airport (MNP)
Maron Island Airport is located approximately 1043.9 miles / 1680 kilometers South (S) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is MNP.
Aua Island Airport (AUI)
Aua Island Airport is located approximately 1045.15 miles / 1682 kilometers South (S) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is AUI.
Wuvulu Island Airport (WUV)
Wuvulu Island Airport is located approximately 1066.27 miles / 1716 kilometers South (S) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is WUV.
Mussau Airport (MWU)
Mussau Airport is located approximately 1090.51 miles / 1755 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is MWU.
Momote Airport (MAS)
Momote Airport is located approximately 1092.99 miles / 1759 kilometers South (S) of central Yigo. IATA airport code is MAS.
