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Negril Airport (MKNG/NEG) is a small aerodrome on Jamaica's northwest coast, serving the resort town of Negril in Hanover Parish close to the island's famous Seven Mile Beach. It offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway suited to light aircraft and general aviation traffic rather than airline operations.
Negril Airport, identified by the ICAO code MKNG and IATA code NEG, is a small aerodrome situated at Negril in the Parish of Hanover on Jamaica's northwest coast. It exists to give general aviation and light commercial traffic direct access to the Negril resort area, which lies close to the airport and to the well-known Seven Mile Beach, sparing pilots and passengers the longer road transfer from Jamaica's larger international gateways.
The airport sits at Negril, Hanover Parish, Jamaica, at coordinates 18.3419 north, 78.3339 west, at a field elevation of 0 feet. No details on surrounding controlled airspace, FIR boundaries or nearby aerodromes are available from the sources reviewed.
Negril Airport has a single physical runway, 05/23, of 2163 feet with a hard surface and runway lighting. There is no ILS or other instrument approach aid associated with the field.
No communications frequencies are published for Negril Airport, and there is no ILS or other instrument navigation aid at the field. Pilots planning a visit should expect an unattended or minimally served aerodrome and should be prepared to operate without a dedicated air traffic control or air-ground radio service unless further guidance is obtained through official Jamaican aeronautical information publications.
The nearby Seven Mile Beach is a prominent and well-known landmark for identifying the Negril area from the air, given the airport's close proximity to it, though no formally published visual reporting points are noted in the sources reviewed.
Negril Airport remains a small facility built around its single lit hard-surfaced runway, 05/23, with no instrument landing system and no published radio frequency, consistent with a lightly used general aviation aerodrome. No information on current operating hours, fuel availability, resident flying clubs, or permission requirements is available from the sources reviewed.
