Providenciales Airport (PLS) is the largest and main international airport in the Turks and Caicos Islands, and nearly every visitor flies in here. Direct flights link Providenciales with destinations across the US, Canada, the UK and the Caribbean, more than 30 in total. The airlines below all run scheduled flights to PLS.
Airlines That Fly to Providenciales
Air Canada
IATA: AC
ICAO: ACA
Web: aircanada.com
American Airlines
IATA: AA
ICAO: AAL
Web: aa.com
Bahamasair
IATA: UP
ICAO: BHS
Web: bahamasair.com
British Airways
IATA: BA
ICAO: BAW
Web: britishairways.com
BermudAir
IATA: 2T
ICAO: BMA
Web: flybermudair.com
Caicos Express Airways
IATA: 9Q
ICAO: CXE
Web: turksandcaicosflights.com
Delta Air Lines
IATA: DL
ICAO: DAL
Web: delta.com
InterCaribbean Airways
IATA: JY
ICAO: IWY
Web: intercaribbean.com
JetBlue Airways
IATA: B6
ICAO: JBU
Web: jetblue.com
Porter Airlines
IATA: PD
ICAO: POE
Web: flyporter.com
Southwest Airlines
IATA: WN
ICAO: SWA
Web: southwest.com
United Airlines
IATA: UA
ICAO: UAL
Web: united.com
WestJet
IATA: WS
ICAO: WJA
Web: westjet.com
Major carriers serving PLS include American, Delta, United, JetBlue, Air Canada, WestJet and BermudAir, which has become one of the busiest operators here. Southwest runs seasonal US routes, and British Airways connects from London via Nassau. Bahamasair also links the islands with Nassau. For hops between the islands, interCaribbean Airways and Caicos Express Airways run the short domestic routes.
British Airways flies from London Heathrow to Providenciales with a brief stop in Nassau, and you stay on the same Boeing 777 the whole way. It runs a few days a week. Otherwise UK travelers usually connect through Miami, New York or Toronto, which often works out cheaper.
interCaribbean Airways and Caicos Express Airways handle most domestic flying, with short hops from Providenciales to Grand Turk, South Caicos and North Caicos. The Grand Turk flight takes around 25 minutes. Schedules are lighter than international routes, so book inter island legs as early as you can.