In response to the ongoing unrest in Haiti, ACS has received requests for charter flights into and out of the region and are on hand to arrange more for both passengers and cargo. The main airport has now reopened and we have added it to our list of airports below and continue to keep a close eye on the situation.
For more information on local airports and their capabilities please see below.
We have been organising flights into Port-au-Prince / Toussaint Louverture International Airport on behalf of various international humanitarian aid organisations after it reopened recently. The flight shown in the image to the right departed from Panama flying into Port-au-Prince carrying 15 tonnes of medical supplies on board a Boeing B737.
CONTACT USBelow is a selection of relevant airports in the region and their current known status.
| Airport Name: | IATA Code: | Runway Length: | Status: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Port-au-Prince (Toussaint Louverture) | PAP | 9,974 ft / 3,040 m | Open. Handling equipment available for palletized aircraft. |
| Cap-Haitien | CAP | 8,530 ft / 2,600 m | Open. Short runway suitable for small aircraft only. |
| Les Cayes (Antoine-Simon) | CYA | 3,220 ft / 981 m | Open. No loading equipment or fuel. |
| Port-de-Paix | PAX | 2,099 ft / 640 m | Short runway suitable for small aircraft only. |
| Jacmel | JAK | 3,300 ft / 1,006 m | Short runway suitable for small aircraft only. |
| Jérémie | JEE | 3,937 ft / 1,200 m | Open. |
| Santo Domingo (Las Américas) | SDQ | 11,000 ft / 3,353 m | Open. Offloading equipment suitable for widebody aircraft. |
| María Montez | BRX | 9,843 ft / 3,000 m | Open. |
| Cibao | STI | 8,595 ft / 2,620 m | Open. |
For any aircraft requirements in response to the unrest in Haiti, please contact our Director of Government and Humanitarian Services, Ben Dinsdale.
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