Closest Airport to Poland, Airports Near Poland Kiribati
What is the nearest airport to Poland, Kiribati?
The closest airport to Poland is Island Airport (CXI). Distance from Island Airport to Poland is 16.32 miles or 26.27 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Poland
- Island Airport (26.27 Km)
- Penrhyn Island Airport (1210.93 Km)
- Manihiki Island Airport (1413.75 Km)
- Canton Island Airport (1655.89 Km)
- Keahole Airport (1994.19 Km)
- Bradshaw Army Air Field (2001.65 Km)
- Hilo International Airport (2004.11 Km)
- Kamuela Airport (2027.01 Km)
- Upolu Point Airport (2054.24 Km)
- Mataiva Airport (2099.52 Km)
List of Airports close to Poland, Kiribati
Island Airport (CXI)
Island Airport is located approximately 16.16 miles / 26 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Poland. IATA airport code is CXI.
Penrhyn Island Airport (PYE)
Penrhyn Island Airport is located approximately 751.86 miles / 1210 kilometers South (S) of central Poland. IATA airport code is PYE.
Manihiki Island Airport (MHX)
Manihiki Island Airport is located approximately 878 miles / 1413 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Poland. IATA airport code is MHX.
Canton Island Airport (CIS)
Canton Island Airport is located approximately 1028.37 miles / 1655 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Poland. IATA airport code is CIS.
Keahole Airport (KOA)
Keahole Airport is located approximately 1239.01 miles / 1994 kilometers North (N) of central Poland. IATA airport code is KOA.
Bradshaw Army Air Field (BSF)
Bradshaw Army Air Field is located approximately 1243.36 miles / 2001 kilometers North (N) of central Poland. IATA airport code is BSF.
Hilo International Airport (ITO)
Hilo International Airport is located approximately 1245.23 miles / 2004 kilometers North (N) of central Poland. IATA airport code is ITO.
Kamuela Airport (MUE)
Kamuela Airport is located approximately 1259.52 miles / 2027 kilometers North (N) of central Poland. IATA airport code is MUE.
Upolu Point Airport (UPP)
Upolu Point Airport is located approximately 1276.3 miles / 2054 kilometers North (N) of central Poland. IATA airport code is UPP.
Mataiva Airport (MVT)
Mataiva Airport is located approximately 1304.26 miles / 2099 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Poland. IATA airport code is MVT.