Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport

Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport is the sole airport on Anguilla, a British Overseas Territory known for its high-end resort scene. The runway runs approximately 5,462 feet, which accommodates turboprops and light jets comfortably. Midsize and larger cabin jets face payload restrictions or may not be able to operate here at all depending on origin distance. If you're chartering a heavy jet to Anguilla, your operator will likely route you into Princess Juliana International Airport in St. Maarten (TNCM) with a ferry transfer from the Dutch side or Marigot on the French side.

The airport is international, with customs and immigration on-site. It handles scheduled regional service from Caribbean carriers alongside private charter traffic. Congestion is generally low by Caribbean standards, and slot requirements are not a factor for private operators. The terminal is compact. Expect a straightforward arrival experience with handlers meeting aircraft on the ramp.

The Valley, Anguilla's capital, is about 3 miles from the airport by road. West End, where most of the island's luxury resorts are concentrated, including Cap Juluca and Malliouhana, is roughly 12 to 14 miles away, typically a 20 to 25 minute taxi ride. Most hotels coordinate transfers directly. Taxis are available at the terminal and rental cars can be arranged, though a UK-style driving license endorsement is required for Anguilla. Guests flying into St. Maarten instead take a 20-minute ferry from Marigot (French side) or Blowing Point terminal on the Anguilla side, with hotel or taxi pickup waiting at the dock.