The main airport in Anguilla is the Wallblake Airport, located in the center of the island and south of The Valley. The airport receives many interisland flights daily from locations such as San Juan, Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, Antigua, and St. Kitts. No flights travel directly or non-stop to Anguilla from regions outside of the Caribbean. Travelers in the United States will typically take American Airlines to San Juan before taking a short one-hour flight to Anguilla. Travelers from Europe and other destinations around the world must connect in the United States or take a direct flight to a neighboring island. Wallblake Airport can be reached at 264-497-2719. The airport departure tax is $20(USD).

All foreign travelers to Anguilla must have a passport that is valid for at least six months. Under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (effective December 31, 2005), all United States citizens must have a passport in order to re-enter the country when returning from the Caribbean. In addition to passports, all travelers must show proof of a continuing or return ticket before being allowed to enter Anguilla.

Although flying to the Caribbean can be expensive, there are several ways to save money on flights. Since there are no non-stop flights from foreign destinations to Anguilla, travelers should search for a number of connecting islands and flights in order to get the best deal. Flying during the slow tourist season in the Caribbean can save travelers up to 50 percent on airfare and hotels. Airlines also sometimes release last minute deals. Return tickets can be less expensive than two one-way tickets. Advance booking, reward programs, and frequent flier mile clubs are other ways to benefit and save on your travels.