Pine Cay Airport (PIC) in the Turks and Caicos The runway and taxiway at the Pine Cay Airport.
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Pine Cay Airport (PIC)

Pine Cay
View of the approach to Pine Cay Airport (PIC)
The approach to the Pine Cay Airport (PIC), Turks and Caicos.

The Pine Cay Airport (also known as Cowles Field) is a 2,800-foot (850-meter) surfaced airstrip on the private island of Pine Cay.

This airstrip is only suitable for small propeller planes. In addition, as the Pine Cay Airport is not fenced in, it’s advisable to conduct a flyby to ensure that the runway is clear before landing.

The airport is primarily used by residents and visitors of Pine Cay as an alternative to arriving via boat (which is the more popular option).

There is no terminal or other facilities, such as restrooms or a restaurant, at the airstrip.

The Cowles Field Terminal at the Pine Cay Airport (PIC)
The terminal at the Pine Cay Airport.

Immigration and Customs

Pine Cay Airport is a domestic airstrip, and there are no stationed government immigration or customs officers at any time.

For entry to the Turks and Caicos, it’s necessary to initially land at one of the country’s international airports to clear immigration and customs.

The FBOs on the island of Providenciales offer private clearance facilities.

Flights

Pine Cay Airport Facts
Airport Code IATA: PIC, ICAO: MBPI
Runway Length 2,800 feet (850 meters)
Elevation 3 feet (1 meter)
Runway Direction 11/29
Clearance Status Private

There are no scheduled domestic (or international) flights to Pine Cay.

Fuel and Aircraft Services

Aircraft fuel, as is the case with customs and immigration clearance, is not available on Pine Cay.

The Providenciales International Airport (PLS) and its FBOs are the primary sources of fuel in the Turks and Caicos.

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