Closest Airport to Rio Negro, Airports Near Rio Negro Brazil
What is the nearest airport to Rio Negro, Brazil?
The closest airport to Rio Negro is Eduardo Gomes International Airport (MAO). Distance from Eduardo Gomes International Airport to Rio Negro is 71.94 miles or 115.77 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Rio Negro
- Eduardo Gomes International Airport (115.77 Km)
- Ponta Pelada Airport (129.42 Km)
- Itacoatiara Airport (244.24 Km)
- Borba Airport (275.72 Km)
- Barbelos Airport (304.39 Km)
- Maues Airport (331.3 Km)
- Novo Aripuana Airport (340.19 Km)
- Coari Airport (380.97 Km)
- Parintins Airport (408.5 Km)
- Manicore Airport (428.43 Km)
List of Airports close to Rio Negro, Brazil
Eduardo Gomes International Airport (MAO)
Eduardo Gomes International Airport is located approximately 71.46 miles / 115 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Rio Negro. IATA airport code is MAO.
Ponta Pelada Airport (PLL)
Ponta Pelada Airport is located approximately 80.16 miles / 129 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Rio Negro. IATA airport code is PLL.
Itacoatiara Airport (ITA)
Itacoatiara Airport is located approximately 151.61 miles / 244 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Rio Negro. IATA airport code is ITA.
Borba Airport (RBB)
Borba Airport is located approximately 170.88 miles / 275 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Rio Negro. IATA airport code is RBB.
Barbelos Airport (BAZ)
Barbelos Airport is located approximately 188.9 miles / 304 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Rio Negro. IATA airport code is BAZ.
Maues Airport (MBZ)
Maues Airport is located approximately 205.67 miles / 331 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Rio Negro. IATA airport code is MBZ.
Novo Aripuana Airport (NVP)
Novo Aripuana Airport is located approximately 211.27 miles / 340 kilometers South (S) of central Rio Negro. IATA airport code is NVP.
Coari Airport (CIZ)
Coari Airport is located approximately 236.12 miles / 380 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Rio Negro. IATA airport code is CIZ.
Parintins Airport (PIN)
Parintins Airport is located approximately 253.52 miles / 408 kilometers East (E) of central Rio Negro. IATA airport code is PIN.
Manicore Airport (MNX)
Manicore Airport is located approximately 265.95 miles / 428 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Rio Negro. IATA airport code is MNX.