Cap Haitien Airport

Cap-Haïtien International Airport traces its origins to the mid-20th century and today operates from a single small terminal, serving as Haiti’s second major gateway after Port-au-Prince. Compact but strategically important for northern Haïti, the airport handles domestic hops and regional flights to the Caribbean and the U.S. via scheduled services and seasonal charters. Located roughly 8–10 km from downtown Cap-Haïtien, it’s reachable by taxis, shared vans and occasional hotel shuttles, with limited public-bus options and car rentals available. Fares on regional routes are generally affordable, and the field functions as a focus city for Sunrise Airways alongside a variety of regional carriers and charters.