Martha's Vineyard Airport (KMVY/MVY)

Martha's Vineyard Airport (KMVY) sits on Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, 5 miles south of Vineyard Haven and 6 miles north of Edgartown. The field handles substantial commercial service in summer (JetBlue seasonal, American, Delta, United Express, Cape Air) and a high density of summer-season UHNW private aviation. Like KACK, the Vineyard summer peak (Memorial Day through Labor Day) drives extraordinary ramp pressure — and the Obama-vacation history at the Vineyard means TFR (Temporary Flight Restrictions) and security overlays are a known consideration during certain weeks.

Of the two runways at KMVY (6/24 5,504 ft, 15/33 3,294 ft), the longer is typically long enough for most midsize and super-midsize jets; ultra-long-range jets with maximum payloads typically use KACK or KHYA (Barnstable) for heavier departures. Martha's Vineyard Airport FBO handles private movements. Field elevation is 67 feet, no density-altitude concerns. The dominant operational considerations are summer thunderstorms, coastal fog (less severe than KACK but still meaningful), and the structural summer ramp pressure. Hurricane season is the secondary risk. Ground time to Vineyard Haven is 10 minutes; Edgartown is 15; Oak Bluffs is 10.