Closest Airport to McMurdo Station, Airports Near McMurdo Station, Antarctica

The closest airport to McMurdo Station is Troll Airfield (QET). Distance from Troll Airfield to McMurdo Station is 2067.29 miles / 3326.98 kilometers.

Nearest airports to McMurdo Station

Troll Airfield (3326.98 Km)
Invercargill Airport (3495.51 Km)
Dunedin Airport (3551.96 Km)
Alexandra Airport (3630.24 Km)
Frankton Airport (3650.63 Km)
Oamaru Airport (3660.33 Km)
Wanaka Airport (3684.48 Km)
Milford Sound Airport (3688.58 Km)
Timaru Airport (3734.82 Km)
Glentanner Airport (3776.54 Km)
Ashburton Airport (3780.68 Km)
Mount Cook Airport (3792.3 Km)
Christchurch International Airport (3828.78 Km)
Karewa Airport (3857.88 Km)
Hokitika Airport (3910.9 Km)
Greymouth Airport (3939.37 Km)
Kaikoura Airport (3950.61 Km)
Masterton Airport (3950.78 Km)
Hobart Airport (3986.65 Km)
Westport Airport (4020.75 Km)

List of Airports close to McMurdo Station

Troll Airfield (QET)

Troll Airfield is located approximately 2066.68 miles / 3326 kilometers South (S) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is QET.

Stewart Island Airport (SZS)

Stewart Island Airport is located approximately 2138.14 miles / 3441 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is SZS.

Invercargill Airport (IVC)

Invercargill Airport is located approximately 2171.69 miles / 3495 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is IVC.

Dunedin Airport (DUD)

Dunedin Airport is located approximately 2206.49 miles / 3551 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is DUD.

Manapouri Airport (TEU)

Manapouri Airport is located approximately 2231.96 miles / 3592 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is TEU.

Alexandra Airport (ALR)

Alexandra Airport is located approximately 2255.58 miles / 3630 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is ALR.

Frankton Airport (ZQN)

Frankton Airport is located approximately 2268 miles / 3650 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is ZQN.

Oamaru Airport (OAM)

Oamaru Airport is located approximately 2274.22 miles / 3660 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is OAM.

Wanaka Airport (WKA)

Wanaka Airport is located approximately 2289.13 miles / 3684 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is WKA.

Milford Sound Airport (MFN)

Milford Sound Airport is located approximately 2291.62 miles / 3688 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is MFN.

Timaru Airport (TIU)

Timaru Airport is located approximately 2320.2 miles / 3734 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is TIU.

Pukaki/Twizel Airport (TWZ)

Pukaki/Twizel Airport is located approximately 2323.93 miles / 3740 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is TWZ.

Glentanner Airport (GTN)

Glentanner Airport is located approximately 2346.3 miles / 3776 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is GTN.

Ashburton Airport (ASG)

Ashburton Airport is located approximately 2348.78 miles / 3780 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is ASG.

Mount Cook Airport (MON)

Mount Cook Airport is located approximately 2356.24 miles / 3792 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is MON.

Fox Glacier Airport (FGL)

Fox Glacier Airport is located approximately 2376.74 miles / 3825 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is FGL.

Christchurch International Airport (CHC)

Christchurch International Airport is located approximately 2378.61 miles / 3828 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is CHC.

Franz Josef Airport (WHO)

Franz Josef Airport is located approximately 2383.58 miles / 3836 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is WHO.

Karewa Airport (CHT)

Karewa Airport is located approximately 2396.63 miles / 3857 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is CHT.

Hokitika Airport (HKK)

Hokitika Airport is located approximately 2429.56 miles / 3910 kilometers North (N) of central McMurdo Station. IATA airport code is HKK.