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Cap Haitien International Airport is the main gateway to northern Haiti, situated on the coast at Cap-Haïtien in the Nord department. It offers a single long, lit runway and tower-controlled radio service, making it a straightforward stop for pilots operating along Haiti's northern coastline.
Cap Haitien International Airport (ICAO: MTCH, IATA: CAP) lies at Cap-Haïtien in Haiti's Nord department, on the country's northern coast. It is one of only two airports in Haiti handling international airline traffic, the other being Port-au-Prince, and functions as the principal air gateway for the north of the country. The field sits at an elevation of just 10 feet and offers a single hard-surfaced runway equipped with lighting, giving simulator pilots a compact but capable airport to fly into.
The airport is located at coordinates 19.7328 N, 72.1947 W, at an elevation of 10 feet above mean sea level, immediately adjacent to the city of Cap-Haïtien on Haiti's north coast.
There is a single physical runway, 05/23, measuring 8703 feet in length with a hard surface and runway lighting. No ILS is available at the field.
Air traffic services are provided on Tower frequency 118.7 MHz. No instrument landing system or other published navaids are associated with the airport.
Cap Haitien International Airport is classified as a large airport handling scheduled airline services, and is equipped for customs processing, reflecting its role as one of Haiti's two international airports alongside Port-au-Prince.