Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport
About Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport
Anguilla’s only airport, rebuilt to 5,462 feet in 2005: turboprops through super-midsize jets land on-island with customs on the field; the largest cabins route through St. Maarten.
Why Fly Private to Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport
Direct arrival on Anguilla for aircraft the runway suits.
Ground Transportation
Minutes to The Valley; 15-25 minutes to most resorts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Super-midsize aircraft – Challenger 350, Citation X class – operate comfortably on the 5,462-foot runway. Large and ultra-long-range cabins face payload restrictions, so those missions usually land at St. Maarten and finish by twenty-minute hop or twenty-five-minute ferry.
Yes – AXA is an airport of entry with clearance on the field, so direct arrivals start their island time at the ramp.
Night operations are limited – the field leans daylight, with tower hours running roughly 7 am to 10 pm local. Festive-season plans favor afternoon arrivals, and the good slots go first.
Same airport – it was renamed Clayton J. Lloyd International in 2010 for Anguilla’s first aviator. The runway was rebuilt and extended to its current length in 2005, which is what opened the island to jet traffic.