Closest Airport to Greymouth, Airports Near Greymouth, New Zealand

The closest airport to Greymouth is Greymouth Airport (GMN). Distance from Greymouth Airport to Greymouth is 1.32 miles / 2.12 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Greymouth

Greymouth Airport (2.12 Km)
Hokitika Airport (34.62 Km)
Westport Airport (84.89 Km)
Christchurch International Airport (157.8 Km)
Ashburton Airport (168.4 Km)
Mount Cook Airport (170.36 Km)
Glentanner Airport (184.2 Km)
Kaikoura Airport (196.49 Km)
Timaru Airport (205.98 Km)
Motueka Airport (208.59 Km)
Nelson Airport (210.02 Km)
Blenheim Airport (242.99 Km)
Oamaru Airport (280.36 Km)
Wanaka Airport (298.06 Km)
Wellington International Airport (322.64 Km)
Alexandra Airport (340.57 Km)
Frankton Airport (348.02 Km)
Paraparaumu Airport (357.72 Km)
Milford Sound Airport (362.26 Km)
Dunedin Airport (395.03 Km)

List of Airports close to Greymouth

Greymouth Airport (GMN)

Greymouth Airport is located approximately 1.24 miles / 2 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is GMN.

Hokitika Airport (HKK)

Hokitika Airport is located approximately 21.13 miles / 34 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is HKK.

Westport Airport (WSZ)

Westport Airport is located approximately 52.2 miles / 84 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is WSZ.

Franz Josef Airport (WHO)

Franz Josef Airport is located approximately 83.26 miles / 134 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is WHO.

Fox Glacier Airport (FGL)

Fox Glacier Airport is located approximately 92.58 miles / 149 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is FGL.

Christchurch International Airport (CHC)

Christchurch International Airport is located approximately 97.56 miles / 157 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is CHC.

Ashburton Airport (ASG)

Ashburton Airport is located approximately 104.39 miles / 168 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is ASG.

Mount Cook Airport (MON)

Mount Cook Airport is located approximately 105.63 miles / 170 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is MON.

Glentanner Airport (GTN)

Glentanner Airport is located approximately 114.33 miles / 184 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is GTN.

Kaikoura Airport (KBZ)

Kaikoura Airport is located approximately 121.79 miles / 196 kilometers East (E) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is KBZ.

Timaru Airport (TIU)

Timaru Airport is located approximately 127.38 miles / 205 kilometers South (S) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is TIU.

Motueka Airport (MZP)

Motueka Airport is located approximately 129.25 miles / 208 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is MZP.

Nelson Airport (NSN)

Nelson Airport is located approximately 130.49 miles / 210 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is NSN.

Pukaki/Twizel Airport (TWZ)

Pukaki/Twizel Airport is located approximately 134.84 miles / 217 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is TWZ.

Takaka Airport (KTF)

Takaka Airport is located approximately 138.57 miles / 223 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is KTF.

Blenheim Airport (BHE)

Blenheim Airport is located approximately 150.37 miles / 242 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is BHE.

Koromiko Airport (PCN)

Koromiko Airport is located approximately 160.31 miles / 258 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is PCN.

Oamaru Airport (OAM)

Oamaru Airport is located approximately 173.98 miles / 280 kilometers South (S) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is OAM.

Wanaka Airport (WKA)

Wanaka Airport is located approximately 185.17 miles / 298 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is WKA.

Wellington International Airport (WLG)

Wellington International Airport is located approximately 200.08 miles / 322 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Greymouth. IATA airport code is WLG.