Provincetown Municipal Airport
KPVC, Provincetown, MA
- Longest runway
- 07/25 (3,502 ft)
About 3 miles to Provincetown
Provincetown airport guide
Provincetown Municipal is at the tip of Cape Cod, a few minutes from town, and suits turboprops and small aircraft.
The runway is 3,500 feet, so jets usually land at Hyannis, about an hour’s drive away.
Summer is the peak season, with busy event weeks in July and August.
Which airport is best depends on where you are going on the ground, the time of day and the aircraft.
KPVC, Provincetown, MA
About 3 miles to Provincetown
Provincetown airport guideKHYA, Hyannis, MA
About 1 mile to downtown Hyannis
Cape Cod Gateway airport guideThe local rules and conditions that affect your aircraft, schedule and price.
Turboprops such as the PC-12 land in Provincetown; jets use Hyannis.
Route 6 traffic is heavy in summer; flying in saves time.
Book early for these dates. Quieter periods offer the widest choice of aircraft.
Estimated one-way flight times and prices to PVC for aircraft that fly the trip nonstop. Prices exclude taxes, fees and repositioning. Estimate a different trip
| From | Distance | Light jet | Midsize jet | Heavy jet |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New York (TEB) | 216 mi | 45 min$10,900–$15,900 | 45 min$16,600–$21,500 | 45 min$36,500–$56,000 |
| Los Angeles (VNY) | 2,642 mi | Needs fuel stop | Needs fuel stop | 5 hr 10 min$47,500–$72,500 |
| Miami (OPF) | 1,254 mi | 3 hr$13,000–$18,900 | 2 hr 50 min$16,600–$21,500 | 2 hr 45 min$36,500–$56,000 |
| Dallas (DAL) | 1,585 mi | 3 hr 35 min$15,600–$22,500 | 3 hr 25 min$18,900–$24,000 | 3 hr 15 min$36,500–$56,000 |
| Chicago (MDW) | 900 mi | 2 hr 10 min$10,900–$15,900 | 2 hr 5 min$16,600–$21,500 | 2 hr$36,500–$56,000 |
| Houston (HOU) | 1,635 mi | Needs fuel stop | 3 hr 35 min$19,600–$24,500 | 3 hr 20 min$36,500–$56,000 |
| San Francisco (SFO) | 2,741 mi | Needs fuel stop | Needs fuel stop | 5 hr 20 min$49,000–$75,000 |
| Las Vegas (LAS) | 2,417 mi | Needs fuel stop | Needs fuel stop | 4 hr 45 min$43,500–$66,500 |
A turboprop is the best fit for Provincetown itself.
Most jets use Hyannis (HYA). Provincetown’s 3,500-foot runway suits turboprops and small aircraft.
About 30 min from Hanscom in a turboprop.