Presque Isle International Airport guide
Updated 2026-10-20Presque Isle International Airport sits on 1,489 acres about a mile northwest of downtown Presque Isle, in Aroostook County in northern Maine. It is also known as Northern Maine Regional Airport at Presque Isle. The field began as Presque Isle Army Airfield in World War II. After the Air Force closed its base in 1961, the civilian part of the site became the regional airport.
Services at Presque Isle International Airport
4 of 6 available- 1optionParkingPresque Isle International AirportView parking guide
- 3optionsCar RentalsAvis, Budget, ACE Rent A CarView car rentals guide
- 1optionHotelsThe Northeastland HotelView hotels guide
- None listed yetLounges
- 1optionShuttlesPresque Isle Hotel Shuttle ServiceView shuttles guide
- None listed yetPublic Transport
Key facts
- Passengers42K42,280 in 2025
- Services6listed across 4 of 6 types
- Movements7.4K7,388 flights a year
- Local timeNew York time
- IATAPQIICAO KPQI
- Runways2
- Terminals1domestic
Terminals
1 terminal- MADomesticMain TerminalJetBlue
Nearby cities
straight-line distance- Presque IsleSoutheast of the airport3 km
- CaribouNorth of the airport21 km
- Fort FairfieldEast of the airport25 km
Questions
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What are the airport codes for Presque Isle International Airport?
Presque Isle International Airport uses the following codes: IATA: PQI, ICAO: KPQI. These codes are used by airlines, pilots, and travel systems to identify the airport.
Where is Presque Isle International Airport located?
Presque Isle International Airport is located in Presque Isle, Maine, United States. The airport coordinates are 46.6890°, -68.0448°.
What services are available at Presque Isle International Airport?
Presque Isle International Airport offers: 1 parking options, 3 car rental companies, 1 nearby hotels, 1 shuttle services. Click on each service type above to view detailed information.
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