Flights

Making Fly By Day Plans for Turks and Caicos

Arriving to Turks and Caicos (TCI) by airplane is very easy with many nonstop flights offered from Miami and other main airports. A number of major airlines support TCI including a couple of Caribbean airlines. Furthermore, since Turks and Caicos are only 575 miles from Miami, private airplane travel is easy and frequent, too. The airport code for the main TCI airport, Providenciales International Airport, is PLS. This is the main port of entry for Turks and Caicos as that is where customs is stationed. PLS is a full-service airport with all the amenities. Grand Turks International Airport (GDT) is also full-service with the appropriate amenities. The other airports located around TCI are smaller but well-paved and serviced. These remaining airports and their codes are: North Caicos (NCS), Middle Caicos (MDS), South Caicos (XSC), and Salt Cay (SLX).

The following is a list of major airlines that service Turks and Caicos. Remember, many of these offer nonstop flights that you can check with the airline or your travel agent.

American Airlines offers daily flights between Miami and Providenciales, Provo for short. They also provide service between Provo and Grand Turks Island. On weekends American Airlines flies between JFK and Provo.

Bahamas Airline flies Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from Nassau to Provo.

British Airways flies from London Heathrow (LHR) to Provo on Sundays.

Delta serves flights from Atlanta (ATL) to Provo on Mondays, Saturdays and Sundays.

US Airways offers daily service from Charlotte to Provo on Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday.

In addition to regular airline flights, charter flights are also available from small private companies to major airlines. These charter flight companies are: Air Transit Charter, Continental Airlines, North American Charter, Sky Service Charter, Air Charter Bahamas, Air Charter Network, Air Turks and Caicos, and Global Airways.