454 airports and airfields in Mississippi, of which 14 are large or medium commercial airports. Below are the main ones.
| Airport | IATA | ICAO | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Columbus Air Force Base | CBM | KCBM | Columbus |
| Golden Triangle Regional Airport | GTR | KGTR | Columbus/W Point/Starkville |
| Greenwood–Leflore Airport | GWO | KGWO | Greenwood |
| Gulfport Biloxi International Airport | GPT | KGPT | Gulfport |
| Hattiesburg Bobby L Chain Municipal Airport | HBG | KHBG | Hattiesburg |
| Hattiesburg Laurel Regional Airport | PIB | KPIB | Moselle |
| Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport | JAN | KJAN | Jackson |
| Keesler Air Force Base | BIX | KBIX | Biloxi |
| Key Field / Meridian Regional Airport | MEI | KMEI | Meridian |
| Mccomb-Pike County Airport / John E Lewis Field | MCB | KMCB | Mccomb |
| Mid Delta Regional Airport | GLH | KGLH | Greenville |
| Naval Air Station Meridian / Mccain Field | — | — | Lauderdale |
| Tupelo Regional Airport | TUP | KTUP | Tupelo |
| University Oxford Airport | UOX | KUOX | Oxford |
See every airport in Mississippi — including general aviation fields, heliports and seaplane bases — with runways, elevation and the nearest airports: search the airport directory.
IATA codes (three letters) are used by airlines and passengers; ICAO codes (four letters) by air-traffic control. The first letter of a US ICAO code is usually K.