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Maryse Condé International Airport

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Large airport · PTP

Maryse Condé International Airport.

Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe · 36 ft elevation. A private-aviation gateway on the Bravo register.

3.6/5

Google rating

2,343 ratings

0

Operators based

36

Elevation ft

Scheduled service
Pointe-à-Pitre, GuadeloupeELEV 36 FTLarge airportScheduled service
3.6

Google rating

2,343

Google reviews

ratings on Google
36

Field elevation

feet above sea level
28

Nearest alternate

nm to GBJ

Field standing

28 nm

To the nearest alternate

Marie-Galante Airport (GBJ), 3 fields within 50 nm.

Overview

Maryse Condé International Airport (TFFR / PTP) is a large commercial airport serving Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe. Field elevation is 36 feet above sea level. Scheduled carriers operate here, and the field also sees regular private and charter activity.

While no charter operators list PTP as their home base, the field is reachable for repositioned charter aircraft from nearby bases. The closest alternate fields are Marie-Galante Airport (GBJ, 28 nm), Douglas-Charles Airport (DOM, 45 nm), and John A. Osborne Airport (MNI, 49 nm). The field has a single 11,499-foot paved runway, long enough for charter aircraft up to VIP airliners.

Trip costs from PTP are driven by the aircraft category flown and how far it must reposition. You may also see the field referenced as Le Raizet and Les Abymes. Browse operators flying from the area or estimate a trip cost from PTP to plan your flight.

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Field capability

ICAO

TFFR

IATA

PTP

FAA / Local

TFFR

Elevation

36 ft

Coordinates

16.2654° N · 61.5328° W

Airspace

G · Golf

Size

Large

Scheduled svc

Yes

Runways & aircraft access

1 runway

longest 11,499 ft

  • 12/30
    11,499 ft × 148 ftAsphaltLighted

Which aircraft can operate here

vs longest paved runway 11,499 ft

PTP's 11,499 ft paved runway typically supports charter aircraft up to VIP airliners.

  • Turboprop3,000 ft
  • Light Jet3,500 ft
  • Midsize Jet4,500 ft
  • Super-Midsize Jet5,000 ft
  • Heavy Jet5,500 ft
  • VIP Airliner6,000 ft

Class minimums are sea-level planning rules of thumb. A specific aircraft's balanced-field length varies with weight, temperature, and field elevation. Confirm performance with the operator.

Access & alternates

Closest alternate fields by great-circle distance, every listing links to its own field brief.

TFFR · Maryse Condé International Airport · Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe

Flight times from here

Approximate nonstop block times from PTP on a typical midsize charter jet. Faster classes trim these; add positioning and taxi for the real schedule.

DestinationDistanceBlock time
Miami (MIA)1,195 nm3h 11m
Palm Beach (PBI)1,209 nm3h 13m
Washington DC (IAD)1,598 nm4h 7m
New York (TEB)1,613 nm4h 9m
Boston (BED)1,651 nm4h 14m
Nashville (BNA)1,794 nm4h 34m
Houston (HOU)2,021 nm5h 6m
Chicago (ORD)2,056 nm5h 11m

Common questions

What size private jets can use PTP?
Maryse Condé International Airport's longest paved runway is 11,499 ft, which typically supports charter aircraft up to VIP airliners. Lighter classes (turboprops, light and midsize jets) operate comfortably; confirm exact performance for a specific tail with the operator, since balanced-field length shifts with weight, temperature, and elevation.
What is the longest runway at PTP?
Maryse Condé International Airport has one runway; the longest measures 11,499 ft on a paved surface and is lit for night operations.
What is the nearest major airport to PTP?
The closest alternate is Marie-Galante Airport (GBJ), about 28 nm away, followed by Douglas-Charles Airport (DOM) at 45 nm. Operators often position aircraft between these fields depending on ramp space and availability.
How long is a flight from PTP to major cities?
Typical block times on a midsize jet: Miami about 3h 11m (1,195 nm), Palm Beach about 3h 13m (1,209 nm), Washington DC about 4h 7m (1,598 nm). Faster classes trim these times; add positioning and taxi for the real schedule.

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