Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport — The Valley, Anguilla

Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport serves The Valley, the capital of Anguilla, a slender British Overseas Territory at the northern tip of the Leeward Islands in the eastern Caribbean. At 127 feet in elevation, the airport operates a single runway, handling flights that link Anguilla to nearby islands rather than long-haul international service. Its closest neighbors by air sit just across narrow channels of water: Grand Case-l'Espérance on French St. Martin lies about 12 kilometers away, and Princess Juliana International on the Dutch side sits roughly 19 kilometers out. Most visitors reach Anguilla by connecting through one of these larger hubs before taking a short hop to AXA. Cargo runs and inter-island passenger hops account for most of the movements logged at this small but essential airfield.