Union Island International Airport guide

Union Island Airport (ICAO TVSU) serves Union Island, the southernmost inhabited island in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It lies next to Clifton, the island's main town and harbour, and opened in 1994. The government owns it.

The single asphalt runway, 08/26, measures 752 m by 18 m, and the threshold of runway 08 is displaced by about 252 m. Hills surround the field and the western approach is steep. Only short take-off and landing aircraft, mainly turboprops, can use it. The airport operates under visual flight rules, and the unlit runway means it is open from dawn to dusk only. There is no aviation fuel on site.

A small terminal has check-in counters, security, customs, immigration and baggage reclaim. Passengers walk across the apron to their aircraft, and a small car park sits at the entrance. Flights link the island with St Vincent, Bequia, Canouan, Mustique, Barbados and Grenada. Schedules change often, so confirm times with the airline before travelling.