Treasure Coast International Airport

KFPR FPR Fort Pierce, FL

KFPR is the ICAO code for Treasure Coast International Airport (IATA FPR), located in Fort Pierce, FL.

St. Lucie County's primary general aviation airport, serving Fort Pierce and the Treasure Coast region 60 miles north of West Palm Beach.

Airport guide

Treasure Coast International Airport is the main private aviation facility for St. Lucie County, handling traffic for Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie, and Stuart. The airport is owned and operated by St. Lucie County and functions as a reliever airport for Palm Beach International. It draws charter passengers heading to the Treasure Coast's golf courses, waterfront properties, and Indian River Lagoon access points.

The airport has two parallel runways, with the primary runway at 8,253 feet, which accommodates large-cabin jets without restriction. Traffic levels are low compared to KPBI 60 miles south, which means no slot requirements, minimal ground delays, and faster FBO turnarounds. The fixed-base operators on the field handle fuel, hangars, and aircraft services for transient visitors.

Getting there

Fort Pierce sits at the northern end of the Treasure Coast, about 60 miles north of West Palm Beach and 130 miles north of Miami. Port St. Lucie, the largest city in the region, is roughly 15 miles south of the airport, typically a 20-minute drive. Stuart and Martin County are about 20 miles south. Vero Beach is 15 miles north. Most charter passengers arrange car rental or car service through their FBO. Drive time to downtown Fort Pierce is under 10 minutes. The Florida Turnpike is accessible just west of the airport, connecting to Palm Beach and Miami to the south.