Closest Airport to Angola, Airports Near Angola, South Africa
The closest airport to Angola is Queenstown Airport (UTW). Distance from Queenstown Airport to Angola is 13.08 miles / 21.04 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Angola
- Queenstown Airport (21.04 Km)
- Bisho Airport (107.78 Km)
- East London Airport (150.82 Km)
- Port Alfred Airport (167.88 Km)
- Umtata Airport (192.94 Km)
- Port Elizabeth Airport (238.43 Km)
- Mafeteng Airport (255.03 Km)
- Semongkong Airport (277.13 Km)
- Lusikisiki Airport (281.3 Km)
- Qachas Airport (284.62 Km)
- Moshoeshoe International Airport (298.55 Km)
- Sehonghong Airport (323.61 Km)
- Bloemfontein International Airport (331.29 Km)
- Margate Airport (368.34 Km)
- Ficksburg Sentra Oes Airport (376.5 Km)
- Leribe Airport (377.49 Km)
- Mokhotlong Airport (381.28 Km)
- Plettenberg Airport (389.03 Km)
- Kimberley Airport (406.83 Km)
- Pietermaritzburg Airport (441.09 Km)
List of Airports close to Angola
Queenstown Airport (UTW)
Queenstown Airport is located approximately 13.05 miles / 21 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is UTW.
Cradock Airport (CDO)
Cradock Airport is located approximately 62.76 miles / 101 kilometers West (W) of central Angola. IATA airport code is CDO.
Bisho Airport (BIY)
Bisho Airport is located approximately 66.49 miles / 107 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is BIY.
Butterworth Airport (UTE)
Butterworth Airport is located approximately 84.51 miles / 136 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is UTE.
East London Airport (ELS)
East London Airport is located approximately 93.21 miles / 150 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is ELS.
Port Alfred Airport (AFD)
Port Alfred Airport is located approximately 103.77 miles / 167 kilometers South (S) of central Angola. IATA airport code is AFD.
Umtata Airport (UTT)
Umtata Airport is located approximately 119.3 miles / 192 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is UTT.
Quthing Airport (UTG)
Quthing Airport is located approximately 126.76 miles / 204 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is UTG.
Port Elizabeth Airport (PLZ)
Port Elizabeth Airport is located approximately 147.89 miles / 238 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Angola. IATA airport code is PLZ.
Mafeteng Airport (MFC)
Mafeteng Airport is located approximately 158.45 miles / 255 kilometers North (N) of central Angola. IATA airport code is MFC.
Nkaus Airport (NKU)
Nkaus Airport is located approximately 164.66 miles / 265 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is NKU.
Port St. Johns Airport (JOH)
Port St. Johns Airport is located approximately 167.15 miles / 269 kilometers East (E) of central Angola. IATA airport code is JOH.
Sekakes Airport (SKQ)
Sekakes Airport is located approximately 169.63 miles / 273 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is SKQ.
Semongkong Airport (SOK)
Semongkong Airport is located approximately 172.12 miles / 277 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is SOK.
Lusikisiki Airport (LUJ)
Lusikisiki Airport is located approximately 174.61 miles / 281 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is LUJ.
Qachas Airport (UNE)
Qachas Airport is located approximately 176.47 miles / 284 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is UNE.
Lesobeng Airport (LES)
Lesobeng Airport is located approximately 182.68 miles / 294 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is LES.
Moshoeshoe International Airport (MSU)
Moshoeshoe International Airport is located approximately 185.17 miles / 298 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is MSU.
Lebakeng Airport (LEF)
Lebakeng Airport is located approximately 187.65 miles / 302 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Angola. IATA airport code is LEF.
Thaba Nchu Airport (TCU)
Thaba Nchu Airport is located approximately 188.28 miles / 303 kilometers North (N) of central Angola. IATA airport code is TCU.