St. Barts Gustaf III Airport
About St. Barts Gustaf III Airport
One of aviation’s famous short fields: 2,119 feet ending at St. Jean beach, propeller aircraft only, specially certified pilots, daylight visual operations. No jet has ever landed here.
Why Fly Private to St. Barts Gustaf III Airport
The island itself – reached by certified turboprop hop from St. Maarten or San Juan.
Ground Transportation
Minutes to St. Jean and Gustavia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. The 2,119-foot runway excludes jets of every size. The airport is served by approved propeller aircraft such as the Pilatus PC-12, Twin Otter, and Cessna Caravan class.
Operations are daylight-only under visual flight rules, with no runway lighting or night operations. The approach requires specially certified pilots, and festive-season transfer capacity can sell out early.