Closest Airport to Chuí, Airports Near Chuí, Brazil
The closest airport to Chuí is Treinta-y-Tres Airport (TYT). Distance from Treinta-y-Tres Airport to Chuí is 62.01 miles / 99.79 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Chuí
- Treinta-y-Tres Airport (99.79 Km)
- Melo Airport (166.48 Km)
- Punta Del Este Airport (199.16 Km)
- Rio Grande Airport (215.32 Km)
- ViMaliero Airport (240.09 Km)
- Federal Airport (242.97 Km)
- Bage Airport (263.1 Km)
- Carrasco Airport (269.49 Km)
- Durazno Airport (285.16 Km)
- Sao Lourenco Do Sul Airport (288.73 Km)
- Tacuarembo Airport (316.63 Km)
- Rivera Airport (356.95 Km)
- Colonia Airport (407.08 Km)
- Cachoeira Do Sul (412.84 Km)
- La Plata Airport (432.41 Km)
- Santa Teresita Airport (434.99 Km)
- Base Aerea Airport (442.92 Km)
- Paysandu Airport (454.62 Km)
- Santa Cruz Do Sul Airport (456.04 Km)
- Salgado Filho Airport (463.74 Km)
List of Airports close to Chuí
Do Palmar Airport (CTQ)
Do Palmar Airport is located approximately 13.67 miles / 22 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is CTQ.
Treinta-y-Tres Airport (TYT)
Treinta-y-Tres Airport is located approximately 61.52 miles / 99 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is TYT.
Melo Airport (MLZ)
Melo Airport is located approximately 103.15 miles / 166 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is MLZ.
Punta Del Este Airport (PDP)
Punta Del Este Airport is located approximately 123.65 miles / 199 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is PDP.
Rio Grande Airport (RIG)
Rio Grande Airport is located approximately 133.59 miles / 215 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is RIG.
ViMaliero Airport (VCH)
ViMaliero Airport is located approximately 149.13 miles / 240 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is VCH.
Federal Airport (PET)
Federal Airport is located approximately 150.37 miles / 242 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is PET.
Bage Airport (BGX)
Bage Airport is located approximately 163.42 miles / 263 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is BGX.
Carrasco Airport (MVD)
Carrasco Airport is located approximately 167.15 miles / 269 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is MVD.
Durazno Airport (DZO)
Durazno Airport is located approximately 177.09 miles / 285 kilometers West (W) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is DZO.
Sao Lourenco Do Sul Airport (SQY)
Sao Lourenco Do Sul Airport is located approximately 178.95 miles / 288 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is SQY.
Dom Pedrito (QDP)
Dom Pedrito is located approximately 195.73 miles / 315 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is QDP.
Tacuarembo Airport (TAW)
Tacuarembo Airport is located approximately 196.35 miles / 316 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is TAW.
Rivera Airport (RVY)
Rivera Airport is located approximately 221.21 miles / 356 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is RVY.
Colonia Airport (CYR)
Colonia Airport is located approximately 252.9 miles / 407 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is CYR.
Cachoeira Do Sul (QDB)
Cachoeira Do Sul is located approximately 256 miles / 412 kilometers North (N) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is QDB.
La Plata Airport (LPG)
La Plata Airport is located approximately 268.43 miles / 432 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is LPG.
Santa Teresita Airport (SST)
Santa Teresita Airport is located approximately 269.68 miles / 434 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is SST.
Base Aerea Airport (RIA)
Base Aerea Airport is located approximately 274.65 miles / 442 kilometers North (N) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is RIA.
Fray Bentos Airport (FZB)
Fray Bentos Airport is located approximately 281.48 miles / 453 kilometers West (W) of central Chuí. IATA airport code is FZB.
