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Chub Cay Airport is a private, Bahamas-registered aerodrome on Chub Cay in the Berry Islands, serving as a customs and immigration port of entry for General Aviation traffic arriving from Florida. A single hard-surfaced runway, oriented 11/29, handles the light piston and turbine traffic that supports the island's marina and resort community.
Chub Cay Airport sits on Chub Cay (also referenced as Frazers Hog Cay) in the Berry Islands District of the Bahamas. It is a privately operated field that functions as the main air gateway to the Chub Cay resort and marina, and it is of interest to visiting pilots as a short hop across the Gulf Stream from South Florida, with the added convenience of on-site Bahamian customs and immigration.
The airport lies on Chub Cay in the Berry Islands District of the Bahamas, at coordinates 25.4171 N, 77.8809 W, close to Frazers Hog Cay. No specific controlled airspace detail is given in available sources beyond its location within Bahamian airspace.
The airport has one physical runway, 11/29, measuring 4839 feet and surfaced with hard pavement (bitumen/asphalt); it is lit for night operations. Field elevation is 3 feet.
UNICOM is available on 122.8 MHz. No published instrument approach procedures or navaids are noted for the field, and there is no ILS.
Chub Cay Airport has long served the Berry Islands as the principal air link for the Chub Cay settlement, historically recorded with a 5,000-foot paved runway (per DAFIF data current to 2006). It remains categorised as a private airport within the Bahamian aerodrome network.
Chub Cay Airport and its adjoining marina are designated Bahamas Ports of Entry, with on-site customs and immigration facilities. Scheduled and charter General Aviation service is provided from Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport, including daily flights, with the crossing described as roughly 45 minutes from South Florida.