Nearby airports finder: every airport near you

Type a city, an airport name or a code — LHR, EGLL, London — and the radius sizes itself to take in the nearest few airports — drag it anywhere from 25 to 500 km to change it. Or press "Use my location": your browser asks once, the position is used for that one search and nothing is stored. Every airport with scheduled flights inside the radius is listed, nearest first, and drawn on the map.

No. They're straight-line (great-circle) distances between the search point and each airport's reference point. By road it's usually 20–40% further, more around water or mountains. Each airport has a directions link for the real journey.

By default the list shows airports with scheduled passenger flights, so it answers "where can I fly from". Turn on "Show all airfields" to add general-aviation fields, private strips and military bases with an IATA code — they're listed after the scheduled airports.

The midpoint of that city's own scheduled airports. Search London and the radius is drawn around a point between Heathrow, Gatwick, City and Stansted, so you see every airport serving the area, not only the ones near Heathrow.

8,801 airports with an IATA code from OurAirports, a public-domain dataset — 4,034 of them with scheduled service. Coordinates are each airport's reference point.

It's free, with no account. The search runs in your browser against a static airport list; nothing you type and no location is saved. The page address holds a city or airport search, so copying it shares exactly what you see; a location search is never written to it.