Boca Raton Airport

Boca Raton Airport serves the affluent stretch of coast between Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach — Boca Raton, Delray, and the surrounding communities. It's a single-runway business- and general-aviation field, no airlines, convenient for travelers who want to land right in Boca rather than drive from FLL or PBI.

Who flies here

BCT is business and general aviation, from light jets to midsize aircraft serving the Boca corporate and residential market. Its compact, no-airline operation makes for fast, low-friction private trips.

On the field

As of mid-2026 the FBOs at Boca Raton include Signature Aviation and Atlantic Aviation, both on this single-runway field. Charter departures use their private terminals directly.

A bit of history

The field began in 1936 as a grass strip and became the Boca Raton Army Airfield in World War II — the Army Air Forces' main training site for the then-secret technology of radar. After the war it passed to the town and became the business-aviation field it is today.

FBO and history details were last verified mid-2026 against the airport's and operators' own published information; tenants and amenities change, so confirm the departure terminal with your operator.