Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport

Overview

Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport is the main air gateway for The Valley and the wider island of Anguilla, giving visitors a straightforward arrival point close to the island’s beaches, resorts, and ferry connections. Known by the codes AXA and TQPF, it is classified as a medium airport and is small enough to feel manageable after landing, which can make arrival less stressful than at larger regional hubs.

At a glance

• Serves The Valley, Anguilla, in the America/Anguilla time zone
• Sits at an elevation of 127 ft (39 m) above sea level
• Has one runway, 11/29, measuring 5,462 ft
• The runway surface is asphalt and it is lighted
• Official airport information is available through the Anguilla ports authority website

What travellers should know

For passengers, the airport’s single-runway layout helps keep the experience simple and easy to navigate, whether you are arriving for a beach holiday or departing after a short island stay. The 5,462-foot lighted runway supports regular operations while reflecting the airport’s compact scale, so travellers should expect a more intimate island-airport atmosphere rather than a large international terminal environment. Because it serves Anguilla directly, AXA is especially useful for those who want the most convenient air arrival option for reaching accommodations around The Valley and other parts of the island quickly.

Planning your visit

When organizing your trip, it is helpful to use the airport’s official website for the latest local information, especially for airport services and operational updates. Since Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport is closely tied to the rhythm of island travel, checking details in advance can make onward planning smoother, particularly if you are coordinating ground transport, meeting a hotel transfer, or connecting with other local travel arrangements after arrival.