Direct flights from Martha's Vineyard Airport

Martha's Vineyard Airport - General Information

Martha's Vineyard Airport (MVY), one of three on the Island, is conveniently situated near its center - three miles south of Vineyard Haven's central business district and owned by Dukes County - between West Tisbury and Edgartown towns.

Since its construction as Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Martha's Vineyard in 1942, this airfield has undergone many modifications and now serves as an active General Aviation hub with charter and commuter flights that transport people daily between Martha's Vineyard and mainland USA.

There is some commercial traffic seen at the airport, but most passengers use it for recreational travel and taxi flights. The terminal building houses two gates, a restaurant, ticket area, bathrooms and secure room facilities.

Taxis - There are multiple taxi companies operating at the airport; it is best to contact one before arriving for the best prices and service. A trip from the airport to your desired destination typically costs $40.

Airlines - Martha's Vineyard is serviced by several airlines, including Cape Air, Nantucket Airlines, Delta Connection and American Eagle. Flight schedules differ between these providers but typically offer flights up to seven times daily during summer and five times in winter months.

FedEx Feeder Cargo Flights to Providence are offered year-round while during summer months services extend to Boston, Hyannis, and New Bedford with flight times typically lasting around 40 minutes and drivers providing services.