Key West International Airport EYW serves the southernmost city in the continental United States. In fact, the island of Key West--the last of the Florida Keys stretching into the Gulf of Mexico, is closer to Cuba at 90 miles than to Miami at 180 miles.
Key West is approximately four miles long and 2 miles wide, so the airport is close to all of the Key West attractions – white sand beaches, historic houses and a rambunctious nightlife.
Several major airlines have regular service to Key West, although schedules may vary according to season.
Most flights to Key West are routed through Miami International Airport, but you can find some direct flights from major cities in Florida, the Bahamas and Atlanta.

The small passenger terminal at Key West Airport offers basic services and amenities.

Parking is available in the lot across from the terminal. For more parking information call 305-809-5200

To get from the Airport to your destination, you can rent a car, take a taxi or a bus. The City Bus stops at the east end of the terminal, on the roadway curb. Key Shuttle (305-289-9997) can also take you to town. Greyhound has an on-airport bus station (305-296-9072) with available small lockers, and

• Address:
  3491 S Roosevelt Blvd
  Key West, FL 33040
  United States
• Website for Key West: http://www.monroecounty-fl.gov/index.aspx?NID=105
• Email Address: info@moroecounty-fl.gov
• Phone: (305) 296 5439