Closest Airport to Port Arthur, Airports Near Port Arthur United States

What is the nearest airport to Port Arthur, United States?
The closest airport to Port Arthur is Jefferson County Airport (BPT). Distance from Jefferson County Airport to Port Arthur is 6.64 miles or 10.69 kilometers.



List of Airports close to Port Arthur, United States

Jefferson County Airport (BPT)

Jefferson County Airport is located approximately 6.21 miles / 10 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Port Arthur. IATA airport code is BPT.

Beaumont Municipal Airport (BMT)

Beaumont Municipal Airport is located approximately 20.51 miles / 33 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Port Arthur. IATA airport code is BMT.

Lake Charles Municipal Airport (LCH)

Lake Charles Municipal Airport is located approximately 45.98 miles / 74 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Port Arthur. IATA airport code is LCH.

Chennault International Airport (CWF)

Chennault International Airport is located approximately 52.2 miles / 84 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Port Arthur. IATA airport code is CWF.

Baytown Airport (HPY)

Baytown Airport is located approximately 60.89 miles / 98 kilometers West (W) of central Port Arthur. IATA airport code is HPY.

County Airport (JAS)

County Airport is located approximately 68.97 miles / 111 kilometers North (N) of central Port Arthur. IATA airport code is JAS.

Scholes Field (GLS)

Scholes Field is located approximately 69.59 miles / 112 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Port Arthur. IATA airport code is GLS.

Spaceland Airport (SPX)

Spaceland Airport is located approximately 72.08 miles / 116 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Port Arthur. IATA airport code is SPX.

Beauregard Parish Airport (DRI)

Beauregard Parish Airport is located approximately 73.94 miles / 119 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Port Arthur. IATA airport code is DRI.

Ellington Field (EFD)

Ellington Field is located approximately 75.19 miles / 121 kilometers West-Southwest (WSW) of central Port Arthur. IATA airport code is EFD.