Airports in New Mexico

There are 5 New Mexico airports offering daily flights, but only Albuquerque airport has notable passenger numbers. Other airports in New Mexico are regional, with flights to other cities in New Mexico and California. However, besides these five, we’ve also included smaller, general aviation airports. Make sure to check the map of New Mexico airports to see where each one is located.

List of airports

Albuquerque International Sunport – IATA Code – ABQ

(~ 5.5 M Passengers)

Albuquerque Airport is the main airport in New Mexico state. Besides Albuquerque, it serves the greater Santa Fe and Las Vegas area. Airport’s exact location is 5 kilometers SE of downtown Albuquerque.

The airport is not too large in size, with 1 terminal and 25 gates. However, dozens of airlines operate at the airport, from major Southwest Airlines and Delta, to low-cost jetBlue and Frontier. Most passengers come from domestic routes, like Phoenix and Dallas.

For the transportation from the airport, ABQ Ride public transport is available, along with others – car rentals, trains, limousines and so on.

Santa Fe Regional Airport – IATA Code – SAF

Nearby city(s): Santa Fe (16 km)
Airline(s): American Eagle, United

Roswell International Air Center – IATA Code – ROW

Nearby city(s): Roswell (11 km)
Airline(s): American Eagle

Lea County Regional Airport – IATA Code – HOB

Nearby city(s): Hobbs (6 km)
Airline(s): American Eagle

Clovis Municipal Airport – IATA Code – CVN

Nearby city(s): Clovis (11 km)
Airline(s): Denver Air, Boutique Air

Cavern City Air Terminal – IATA Code – CNM

Nearby city(s): Carisbad (9 km)
Airline(s): Boutique Air

Grant County Airport – IATA Code – SVC

Nearby city(s): Silver City (19 km)
Airline(s): Advanced Air

Taos Regional Airport – IATA Code – TSM

Nearby city(s): Taos (15 km)
Airline(s): Taos Air

Airports in neighboring states