Trans Anguilla Air

Trans Anguilla Air is a Caribbean regional carrier established in 1996 and headquartered in Anguilla. The airline operates from Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport, serving as the primary hub for connections across the eastern Caribbean region. With over two decades of experience, Trans Anguilla Air has built its reputation on reliable inter-island services tailored to the region's geography and travel patterns.

The airline's fleet comprises small, efficient turboprop aircraft: the Cessna 208, Britten-Norman Islander BN-2A-21, and Cessna 402. These aircraft are well-suited to the airline's operating environment, offering flexibility for regional routes and the ability to access smaller island airfields that larger jets cannot serve. The composition reflects Trans Anguilla Air's focus on practical, dependable connectivity rather than high-capacity operations.

As a regional operator, Trans Anguilla Air serves an essential role in Caribbean mobility, connecting passengers and cargo between islands where direct road or sea connections may be limited or time-consuming. The airline's presence at Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport positions it as a key player in Anguilla's aviation network and wider regional transport infrastructure.