Airports in Nigeria
Airport codes of Nigeria: every airport with an IATA code, with its city. Type to filter.
Nigeria has 26 airports with an IATA code in the open data. 24 of them have scheduled airline flights and have their own page here. The large airports are Asaba (ABB), Abuja (ABV), Bauchi (BCU), Enegu (ENU), Ilorin/Ogbomosho (ILR), Kaduna (KAD), Kano (KAN), Lagos (LOS), Maiduguri (MIU), Port Harcourt (PHC), Sokoto (SKO). The longest runway is at Murtala Muhammed International Airport: 3,900 metres. The highest is Yakubu Gowon Airport, at 1,290 metres above sea level.
Airports with a link have scheduled airline flights. The others have a code but are used by charter, private, cargo or military flights, or have lost their scheduled flights. Data: OurAirports, 11 November 2026.