Treasure Coast International Airport (FPR)

Treasure Coast International Airport (FPR), formerly known as St. Lucie County International, is a premier aviation facility serving Fort Pierce and the surrounding Treasure Coast region of Florida. Located on a sprawling 3,844-acre site, the airport has undergone significant renovations to position itself as a key economic driver for St. Lucie County. While primarily a general aviation hub, the airport maintains FAA Part 139 certification, allowing it to accommodate commercial airline services and providing a convenient alternative for travelers who wish to avoid the congestion of larger Florida airports. The terminal facilities at Treasure Coast International have been modernized to provide a seamless and comfortable experience for all travelers. The compact terminal building features efficient check-in and security processes, along with well-appointed seating areas equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi. For dining, visitors can enjoy the on-site Airport Tiki Restaurant, a popular local spot known for its unique atmosphere. The airport also hosts a U.S. Customs and Border Protection office, making it an ideal port of entry for international flights arriving from the Bahamas and other Caribbean destinations. Aviation services at FPR are comprehensive, supported by top-tier Fixed Base Operators (FBOs) such as APP Jet Center. These facilities offer full-service and self-service fueling, aircraft maintenance, and extensive hangar space. The airport is also a significant center for flight training, hosting several flight schools that take advantage of its multiple runways and favorable Florida flying weather. With an on-site Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting (ARFF) station, the airport ensures a high level of safety for all operations, ranging from small private planes to large corporate jets. Ground transportation is well-integrated with the airport's operations, providing several options for arriving passengers. On-site car rental agencies, taxis, and ride-sharing services are readily available to transport visitors to the nearby beaches, golf courses, and business centers of Fort Pierce and Port St. Lucie. Ample short-term and long-term parking is situated just steps from the terminal entrance. As the airport continues to explore opportunities for expanded commercial service, it remains a cornerstone of the Treasure Coast's connectivity and economic growth.