Closest Airport to Surrey, Airports Near Surrey, Canada
The closest airport to Surrey is Langley Regional Airport (YLY). Distance from Langley Regional Airport to Surrey is 11.67 miles / 18.78 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Surrey
- Langley Regional Airport (18.78 Km)
- Vancouver International Airport (24.34 Km)
- Abbotsford Airport (40.03 Km)
- Bellingham Airport (49.81 Km)
- Orcas Island Airport (53.91 Km)
- Chilliwack Airport (66.29 Km)
- Squamish Airport (69.43 Km)
- Sechelt Airport (72.11 Km)
- Victoria International Airport (73.77 Km)
- Friday Harbor Airport (75.52 Km)
- Nanaimo Airport (75.89 Km)
- Duncan/Quam Airport (79.41 Km)
- Skagit Regional Airport (94.06 Km)
- Ault Field (94.41 Km)
- Hope Airport (99.96 Km)
- Fairchild International Airport (128.34 Km)
- Gillies Bay Airport (132.99 Km)
- Powell River Airport (138.98 Km)
- Port Alberni Airport (141.79 Km)
- Snohomish County Airport (148.86 Km)
List of Airports close to Surrey
Langley Regional Airport (YLY)
Langley Regional Airport is located approximately 11.18 miles / 18 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is YLY.
Coal Harbour Sea Plane Base (CXH)
Coal Harbour Sea Plane Base is located approximately 13.67 miles / 22 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is CXH.
Blaine Airport (BWS)
Blaine Airport is located approximately 14.29 miles / 23 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is BWS.
Vancouver International Airport (YVR)
Vancouver International Airport is located approximately 14.91 miles / 24 kilometers West (W) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is YVR.
Abbotsford Airport (YXX)
Abbotsford Airport is located approximately 24.85 miles / 40 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is YXX.
Montagne Harbor Airport (YMF)
Montagne Harbor Airport is located approximately 29.83 miles / 48 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is YMF.
Bellingham Airport (BLI)
Bellingham Airport is located approximately 30.45 miles / 49 kilometers South-Southeast (SSE) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is BLI.
Orcas Island Airport (ESD)
Orcas Island Airport is located approximately 32.93 miles / 53 kilometers South (S) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is ESD.
Waldron Island Airport (WDN)
Waldron Island Airport is located approximately 33.55 miles / 54 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is WDN.
Bedwell Harbor Airport (YBW)
Bedwell Harbor Airport is located approximately 34.8 miles / 56 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is YBW.
Ganges Harbor Airport (YGG)
Ganges Harbor Airport is located approximately 37.28 miles / 60 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is YGG.
Stuart Island Airport (SSW)
Stuart Island Airport is located approximately 37.28 miles / 60 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is SSW.
Rosario Sea Plane Base (RSJ)
Rosario Sea Plane Base is located approximately 37.28 miles / 60 kilometers South (S) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is RSJ.
Westsound Airport (WSX)
Westsound Airport is located approximately 39.77 miles / 64 kilometers South (S) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is WSX.
Deer Harbor SPB (DHB)
Deer Harbor SPB is located approximately 39.77 miles / 64 kilometers South (S) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is DHB.
Chilliwack Airport (YCW)
Chilliwack Airport is located approximately 41.01 miles / 66 kilometers East (E) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is YCW.
Roche Harbor Airport (RCE)
Roche Harbor Airport is located approximately 41.01 miles / 66 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is RCE.
Crane Island Airport (CKR)
Crane Island Airport is located approximately 41.01 miles / 66 kilometers South (S) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is CKR.
Blakely Island Airport (BYW)
Blakely Island Airport is located approximately 42.25 miles / 68 kilometers South (S) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is BYW.
Maple Bay Airport (YAQ)
Maple Bay Airport is located approximately 42.87 miles / 69 kilometers Southwest (SW) of central Surrey. IATA airport code is YAQ.
