Airports in Fiji, List of Fiji Airports By City
All the Major Airports in Fiji are given below. To find more information about any of these airports click on the airport name. Our database have 31 Airports in Fiji. Fiji IATA Airport Codes and ICAO Codes are listed bellow.
| Airport | City, Country | IATA airport code | ICAO airport code |
| Blue Lagoon Airport | Blue Lagoon, Fiji | BXL | - |
| Castaway Airport | Castaway, Fiji | CST | NFCS |
| Cicia Airport | Cicia, Fiji | ICI | NFCI |
| Dama Airport | Bua, Fiji | BVF | - |
| Kandavu Airport | Kandavu, Fiji | KDV | NFKD |
| Koro Airport | Koro, Fiji | KXF | NFNO |
| Korolevu Airport | Korolevu, Fiji | KVU | - |
| Labasa Airport | Labasa, Fiji | LBS | NFNL |
| Lakeba Airport | Lakeba, Fiji | LKB | NFNK |
| Laucala Island Airport | Laucala Island, Fiji | LUC | - |
| Levuka Airfield | Bureta, Fiji | LEV | NFNB |
| Malololailai Airport | Malololailai, Fiji | PTF | NFFO |
| Mana Island Airstrip | Mana Island, Fiji | MNF | KMNF |
| Matei Airport | Taveuni, Fiji | TVU | NFNM |
| Moala Airport | Moala, Fiji | MFJ | NFMO |
| Nadi International Airport | Nadi, Fiji | NAN | NFFN |
| Natadola Airport | Natadola, Fiji | NTA | - |
| Nausori Airport | Suva, Fiji | SUV | NFNA |
| Ngau Island Airport | Ngau Island, Fiji | NGI | NFNG |
| Ono I Lau Airport | Ono I Lau, Fiji | ONU | - |
| Pacific Harbor Airport | Pacific Harbor, Fiji | PHR | - |
| Rabi Airport | Rabi, Fiji | RBI | - |
| Rotuma Island Airport | Rotuma Island, Fiji | RTA | NFNR |
| Saqani Airport | Saqani, Fiji | AQS | - |
| Savusavu Airport | Savusavu, Fiji | SVU | NFNS |
| Turtle Island Airport | Turtle Island, Fiji | TTL | - |
| Vanuabalavu Airport | Vanuabalavu, Fiji | VBV | NFVB |
| Vatukoula Airport | Vatukoula, Fiji | VAU | - |
| Vatulele Airport | Vatulele, Fiji | VTF | - |
| Wakaya Island Airport | Wakaya Island, Fiji | KAY | - |
| Yasawa Island Airport | Yasawa Island, Fiji | YAS | - |
The IATA airport code consists of three letters and is defined by IATA (International Air Transport Association).
The ICAO airport code consists of four letters and is defined by ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization).
