List of cities with more than one airport

Many cities are served by more than one airport, typically to avoid congestion, and where there may be factors preventing expansion to existing airports. In other cities, multiple airports may be built to cater for specific uses, such as between international and domestic flights. The following lists cities which are served by more than one airport offering scheduled passenger services even if it is not within the city boundaries. Military airbases (without passenger service) and airports serving only charter flights are not included.

Four or more airports

AirportLocationWithin city limitsDistance and direction
from city center		Passengers
(2014)
Seven airports
United States, New York, New York metropolitan area, New York City
John F. Kennedy International AirportQueensYes19 km (12 mi) southeast53,254,362
LaGuardia AirportQueensYes4 km (2.5 mi) east26,954,588
Long Island MacArthur AirportIslip, New YorkNo81 km (50 mi) east173,346 (2005)
Newark Liberty International AirportNewark, New JerseyNo8 km (5.0 mi) west35,600,108
Stewart International AirportNewburgh, New YorkNo88 km (55 mi) north970,000 (2007 Est.)
Trenton-Mercer AirportEwing Township, New JerseyNo125 km (78 mi) southwest6,459
Westchester County AirportWhite Plains, New YorkNo53 km (33 mi) north901,831 (2008)
Six airports
United Kingdom, England, Greater London, London
London City AirportLondon DocklandsYes 2,780,582
Gatwick AirportCrawley, West SussexNo46 km (29 mi) south31,375,290
London Heathrow AirportLondon Borough of HillingdonYes24 km (15 mi) west65,881,660
Luton AirportLutonNo48 km (30 mi) north8,738,717
London Stansted AirportUttlesfordNo48 km (30 mi) northeast18,573,803
London Southend AirportDistrict of RochfordNo69 km (43 mi) east1,300,583
Five airports
United States, California, Greater Los Angeles Area, Los Angeles
Bob Hope AirportBurbank, CaliforniaPartly25 km (16 mi) north5,689,291 (2006)
John Wayne AirportSanta Ana, CaliforniaNo70 km (43 mi) southeast8,663,452
Ontario International AirportOntario, CaliforniaNo61 km (38 mi) east7,049,904 (2006)
Long Beach AirportLong Beach, CaliforniaNo58 km (36 mi) south3,004,005 (2006)
Los Angeles International AirportLos AngelesYes27 km (17 mi) southwest61,041,066 (2006)
Four airports
Australia, Victoria, Melbourne
Avalon AirportAvalon, VictoriaNo50 km (31 mi) southwest1,400,000[1]
Essendon AirportEssendon, VictoriaYes11 km (6.8 mi) northwest
Melbourne AirportTullamarine, VictoriaYes20 km (12 mi) northwest27,700,000
Moorabbin AirportMentone, VictoriaYes22 km (14 mi) southeast
France, Île-de-France, Paris
Charles de Gaulle AirportRoissy-en-FranceYes31 km (19 mi) northeast63,850,727
Orly AirportOrlyYes18 km (11 mi) south28,274,154 (2013)
Beauvais–Tillé AirportBeauvaisNo90 km (56 mi) north4,024,201
Châlons Vatry AirportVatryNo147 km (91 mi) east96,221 (2014)
Sweden, Stockholm County, Stockholm
Stockholm Arlanda AirportSigtuna MunicipalityNo42 km (26 mi) north16,962,416
Stockholm Bromma AirportBromma boroughYes 2,039,699
Stockholm Skavsta AirportNyköping MunicipalityNo100 km (62 mi) south2,524,633
Stockholm Västerås AirportVästerås MunicipalityNo100 km (62 mi) west174,496
United States, Massachusetts, Boston
Logan International AirportBostonYes 4 km (2.5 mi) east30,218,631
Manchester–Boston Regional AirportManchester, New HampshireNo81 km (50 mi) northwest2,814,125
T. F. Green AirportWarwick, Rhode IslandNo 95 km (59 mi) south3,566,769
Worcester Regional AirportWorcester, MassachusettsNo76 km (47 mi) west107,000

Three airports

Two airports

See also

References

  1. ↑ Creedy, Steve (2008-05-16). "Avalon Airport to get air traffic control for passenger services". The Australian. Retrieved 2008-07-19.
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