Closest Airport to Plymouth, Airports Near Plymouth, United Kingdom
The closest airport to Plymouth is Plymouth Airport (PLH). Distance from Plymouth Airport to Plymouth is 3.65 miles / 5.88 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Plymouth
- St Mawgan Airport (60.86 Km)
- Exeter Airport (65.14 Km)
- Lands End Airport (112.81 Km)
- Cardiff-Wales Airport (126.64 Km)
- Yeovilton Airport (127.24 Km)
- Fairwood Comm Airport (136.85 Km)
- Bristol Airport (150.06 Km)
- Guernsey Airport (152.01 Km)
- The Blaye Airport (156.5 Km)
- St. Mary's Airport (161.52 Km)
- Bournemouth Airport (168.53 Km)
- Haverfordwest Airport (171.86 Km)
- Servel Airport (186.63 Km)
- States Airport (190.75 Km)
- Upavon Airport (194.26 Km)
- Morlaix Airport (198.47 Km)
- Landivisiau Airport (205.17 Km)
- Southampton Airport (206.49 Km)
- Maupertus Airport (207.28 Km)
- Guipavas Airport (215.26 Km)
List of Airports close to Plymouth
Plymouth Airport (PLH)
Plymouth Airport is located approximately 3.11 miles / 5 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is PLH.
St Mawgan Airport (NQY)
St Mawgan Airport is located approximately 37.28 miles / 60 kilometers West (W) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is NQY.
Exeter Airport (EXT)
Exeter Airport is located approximately 40.39 miles / 65 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is EXT.
Penzance Airport (PZE)
Penzance Airport is located approximately 62.76 miles / 101 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is PZE.
Lands End Airport (LEQ)
Lands End Airport is located approximately 69.59 miles / 112 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is LEQ.
MOD St. Athan (DGX)
MOD St. Athan is located approximately 77.05 miles / 124 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is DGX.
Cardiff-Wales Airport (CWL)
Cardiff-Wales Airport is located approximately 78.29 miles / 126 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is CWL.
Yeovilton Airport (YEO)
Yeovilton Airport is located approximately 78.91 miles / 127 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is YEO.
Fairwood Comm Airport (SWS)
Fairwood Comm Airport is located approximately 84.51 miles / 136 kilometers North (N) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is SWS.
Bristol Airport (BRS)
Bristol Airport is located approximately 93.21 miles / 150 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is BRS.
Guernsey Airport (GCI)
Guernsey Airport is located approximately 94.45 miles / 152 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is GCI.
The Blaye Airport (ACI)
The Blaye Airport is located approximately 96.93 miles / 156 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is ACI.
St. Mary's Airport (ISC)
St. Mary's Airport is located approximately 100.04 miles / 161 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is ISC.
Filton Airport (FZO)
Filton Airport is located approximately 103.77 miles / 167 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is FZO.
Bournemouth Airport (BOH)
Bournemouth Airport is located approximately 104.39 miles / 168 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is BOH.
Haverfordwest Airport (HAW)
Haverfordwest Airport is located approximately 106.25 miles / 171 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is HAW.
Servel Airport (LAI)
Servel Airport is located approximately 115.58 miles / 186 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is LAI.
States Airport (JER)
States Airport is located approximately 118.06 miles / 190 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is JER.
Upavon Airport (UPV)
Upavon Airport is located approximately 120.55 miles / 194 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is UPV.
Royal Air Force Station (LYE)
Royal Air Force Station is located approximately 121.79 miles / 196 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Plymouth. IATA airport code is LYE.
