Main Terminal
The single two-story terminal. The main departure area serves flights to the US mainland and Puerto Rico, and smaller lounges, including commuter and inter-island gates 10 and 11, serve St. Croix and international flights.
También conocido como: STT Airport, St. Thomas Airport, Saint Thomas Airport, St. Thomas Virgin Islands Airport. Antes Harry S. Truman Airport.
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Cyril E. King Airport (STT) is the airport for St. Thomas, in the US Virgin Islands, and the usual gateway for travelers bound for St. John as well. It stands on Lindbergh Bay on the island's south shore, about 2 miles (3 km) west of downtown Charlotte Amalie, and is run by the Virgin Islands Port Authority.
Most flights come from the US mainland. American Airlines flies to Miami, Charlotte, Dallas/Fort Worth, Philadelphia and New York JFK, Delta to Atlanta, United to Newark, Houston and Washington Dulles, and Southwest, JetBlue, Sun Country and Breeze add more routes. Commuter airlines such as Cape Air, VI Airlink and Tradewind Aviation link St. Thomas with St. Croix, San Juan, Tortola, St. Barths and other nearby islands. The airport handled about 1.6 million passengers in 2025.
All flights use one two-story terminal with 11 gates, with mainland and Puerto Rico flights on the main side and smaller departure lounges for St. Croix and international commuter flights.
From the airport, most travelers head to Charlotte Amalie and Frenchtown, the cruise piers at Havensight and Crown Bay, the resorts of the East End, or the Red Hook ferry dock for St. John.
Virgin Islands Port Authority (VIPA)
About 1.6 million in 2025 (FAA)
One, 10/28, 7,000 ft (2,134 m)
One terminal with 11 gates, opened in 1990
For Governor Cyril E. King, in 1984
Flights from the US mainland and Puerto Rico are domestic, so there is no passport control when you land: you walk straight to the domestic baggage claim. If you arrive from another country, such as the British Virgin Islands, St. Barths, St. Maarten or the Dominican Republic, you first clear US Customs and Border Protection, with a passport and, depending on your nationality, an ESTA or US visa.
The terminal is small, so the walk from the gate to baggage claim is short. The baggage claim area has a bar and a liquor store, and car rental desks and taxi dispatchers are close by.
Outside the terminal, licensed taxis, most of them vans that carry several parties, wait for arriving flights; official taxis have a dome light and "TP" on the license plate. Pre-booked drivers usually meet passengers as they leave baggage claim.
The terminal is open from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., and through December 31, 2026, the runway closes nightly from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. for pavement work. St. Thomas is on Atlantic Standard Time all year, uses the US dollar, and drives on the left.
A taxi or pre-booked car is the usual way to leave the airport; there is no rail link.
Licensed taxis wait outside the terminal, many of them vans that carry passengers for several destinations. Rates are set by the Virgin Islands Taxicab Commission, so confirm the fare before you ride; Charlotte Amalie is about 10 minutes away and Red Hook about 30 to 45 minutes.
A pre-booked car or van meets you as you leave baggage claim and goes straight to your hotel, villa, cruise pier or ferry dock with no other stops, which helps with luggage and late arrivals.
Avis, Budget, Hertz and Enterprise have desks at the airport. Traffic in the US Virgin Islands drives on the left, and many roads are steep and winding.
A water taxi service has a desk in the baggage claim area, with boats to St. John and the British Virgin Islands; other travelers ride to the ferry docks at Red Hook or Charlotte Amalie.
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The single two-story terminal. The main departure area serves flights to the US mainland and Puerto Rico, and smaller lounges, including commuter and inter-island gates 10 and 11, serve St. Croix and international flights.
All airlines use the one terminal.
American Airlines
Charlotte, Dallas/Fort Worth, Miami, New York JFK, Philadelphia, Chicago O'Hare (seasonal)
Cape Air
Anguilla, Nevis, St. Barthélemy, St. Croix, St. Kitts, San Juan, Vieques, Tortola (seasonal)
Contour Airlines
Dominica, St. Maarten
Fly The Whale
St. Croix
Sky High
Santo Domingo
Sun Country Airlines
Minneapolis/St. Paul (seasonal)
Tradewind Aviation
St. Barthélemy
United Airlines
Houston Intercontinental, Newark, Washington Dulles, Chicago O'Hare (seasonal)
VI Airlink
Anegada, Tortola
Vieques Air Link
Ceiba
The domestic departure lounge has The Galley Sandwich Bar, Buddha Sushi, Hibiscus Cafe and Bar and Island Grind VI, with Island Grind VI Pizza at gate 2.
The Airport Bar and Rum Room is in the domestic departure lounge, and Cruzan Landing Bar is in the domestic baggage claim area.
Island News and Gifts, Fragrance Lab and Sandals for Your Neck are in the domestic departure lounge.
Cardow Liquor Store is in the domestic baggage claim area.
Concessions International serves the commuter and inter-island gates 10 and 11.
Avis, Budget, Hertz and Enterprise rent cars at the airport.
A water taxi operator has a desk in the baggage claim area for trips to St. John and the British Virgin Islands.
Ask your airline for wheelchair or boarding assistance when you book, and confirm it at least 48 hours before you fly.
US airlines provide assistance between the aircraft and the terminal under US federal rules; tell the airline whether you bring your own wheelchair.
Many taxis are high vans, so tell your driver or transfer company in advance if you need a lower vehicle or help boarding.
The Virgin Islands Port Authority runs public parking at the airport, open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
A three-level parking garage beside the terminal, added in 2025. Pay the cashier on site; most debit and credit cards are accepted, but not American Express or Discover.
Cyril E. King Airport is on Lindbergh Bay, about 2 miles (3 km) west of downtown Charlotte Amalie, so the drive usually takes around 10 minutes. Taxis and pre-booked cars wait outside the terminal. The waterfront, Frenchtown and the Crown Bay cruise pier are all close to the airport, while the Havensight cruise pier is on the east side of the harbor.
Yes. Cyril E. King Airport, code STT, is the only commercial airport on St. Thomas, so travelers call it St. Thomas airport or STT Airport. It was known as Harry S. Truman Airport until 1984, when it was renamed for Cyril E. King, a former governor of the US Virgin Islands. St. Croix has its own airport, Henry E. Rohlsen (STX).
There is no airport on St. John, so you fly into St. Thomas and cross by boat. Most travelers take a taxi or pre-booked car to Red Hook on the East End, about 30 to 45 minutes from the airport, and catch the passenger ferry or car barge to Cruz Bay. Ferries also leave from Crown Bay, and a water taxi has a desk in baggage claim.
US citizens flying from the US mainland or Puerto Rico do not need a passport, because the US Virgin Islands is a US territory: a REAL ID-compliant photo ID is enough. International visitors need a passport and, depending on nationality, an ESTA or a US visa. When you fly back to the mainland, you pass a US Customs check, so carry proof of citizenship.
The US Virgin Islands is outside the US customs territory, so flights to the mainland go through a US Customs and Border Protection check before security screening. Officers ask about citizenship and goods you are carrying, and some fresh fruit, plants and meat are restricted. Allow extra time: local guides suggest arriving about three hours before departure, more at busy times.
Cyril E. King Airport has one two-story terminal with 11 gates. Flights to the US mainland and Puerto Rico use the main departure area, and smaller lounges, including commuter and inter-island gates 10 and 11, serve St. Croix and international flights. Every arriving passenger exits through the same baggage claim area, so there is no terminal to choose.
American Airlines flies the most passengers, with routes to Miami, Charlotte, Dallas/Fort Worth, Philadelphia and New York JFK. Delta flies to Atlanta, United to Newark, Houston and Washington Dulles, and Southwest, JetBlue, Sun Country and Breeze add routes. Cape Air, VI Airlink, Tradewind Aviation and other commuter airlines link St. Thomas with St. Croix, San Juan, Tortola and St. Barths.
Yes. Licensed taxis wait outside the terminal for arriving flights, and many are vans that carry passengers for several destinations. Rates are set by the Virgin Islands Taxicab Commission, so confirm the fare before you ride. Official taxis have a dome light and "TP" on the license plate; unmarked cars are not licensed and may charge unapproved rates.
Yes. Traffic in the US Virgin Islands keeps to the left side of the road, even though most cars are American, left-hand-drive models. Roads on St. Thomas are often narrow, steep and winding. Avis, Budget, Hertz and Enterprise rent cars at the airport, and many visitors who prefer not to drive use taxis or a pre-booked car instead.
No. The terminal is open from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., and airline counters, customs and security may close earlier. Through December 31, 2026, the runway also closes every night from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. for pavement work, so late flights may be rescheduled. Check your airline's times before you travel.
The Virgin Islands Port Authority runs public parking at the airport, including a three-level garage named for Dale A. Gregory that opened in 2025. Parking is open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., and you pay the cashier on site. Most debit and credit cards are accepted, but not American Express or Discover.
St. Thomas is on Atlantic Standard Time (UTC-4) all year and does not use daylight saving time. In winter it is one hour ahead of New York; from March to November, when the mainland's East Coast moves its clocks forward, St. Thomas shows the same time as New York. The US Virgin Islands uses the US dollar.
Travelers returning to the mainland have a larger duty-free allowance than from most destinations, including more alcohol when part of it is made in the US Virgin Islands. Fresh fruit, vegetables, plants and fresh meat may be restricted or confiscated at the customs check, while commercially packaged foods, sealed sauces, coffee and local seasonings are usually allowed. Declare anything you are unsure about.
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