U.S. Virgin Islands airport map prints
The U.S. Virgin Islands' airports occupy low ground beside the Caribbean. Henry E. Rohlsen on St. Croix has a single long runway. Cyril E. King on St. Thomas has a shorter strip between harbor and hills. These two island airports share an ocean setting, with over-water flying central to their geography.
2 U.S. Virgin Islands fields
Flying in U.S. Virgin Islands
Flying in the Virgin Islands is short over-water legs between the islands and long ones to the mainland, with trade winds and one runway per island. A print of St. Croix or St. Thomas is a single line and a great deal of implied sea. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.