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Wick (WIC/EGPC) lists a runway of 1,831 m. Final aircraft suitability depends on payload, weather, performance data and operator approval.

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Gateway to Wick · Codes, runway and FBO guidance · Runway, FBO and quote requests
ICAO code
EGPC
Charter price
On request
Runway
1831 m
Last updated
Charter price
On request
ICAO code
EGPC
IATA code
WIC
Runway
1.8 km
Airport facts
Operational guidance for private jet arrivals and departures at Wick (WIC/EGPC), focused on handling, runway suitability, customs and access to Wick.
Wick (WIC/EGPC) lists a runway of 1,831 m. Final aircraft suitability depends on payload, weather, performance data and operator approval.
Private jet handling at Wick is arranged with local handlers. Terminal access, crew services and passenger handling are confirmed before departure.
Customs arrangements for Wick (WIC/EGPC) should be checked before booking, especially for international itineraries.
Operating hours, slots, parking and PPR requirements at Wick are confirmed before quote acceptance to avoid runway or handling surprises.
Light, midsize, super-midsize and heavy jet options for Wick are shortlisted against runway performance, passenger count, baggage and route length.
If Wick is slot-constrained or not ideal for your aircraft, nearby options around Wick include Kirkwall, Stronsay, Eday.
Airport operating conditions can change. Flyius verifies runway performance, slots, customs and handling with the operator or local handler before confirming your charter.
At 58°N, Wick John O'Groats Airport (WIC/EGPC) sits closer to Bergen than to London, and that geography defines its operational logic. The airport serves Caithness and the wider Far North of Scotland — a region where commercial connectivity is thin and private aviation is frequently the only practical tool for time-sensitive access. The primary demand base is split between North Sea energy operations, Highland estate visits, and executive travel to projects concentrated along the A9 and A99 corridors running south toward Inverness.
The airport is operated by Highland Council and handled by Highlands and Islands Airports Limited (HIAL), the public body responsible for eleven Scottish Highlands and Islands aerodromes. Dedicated FBO-style infrastructure is limited compared to southern UK executive terminals; handling is functional and coordinated, but dispatchers should not expect the lounge and concierge product of a Farnborough or Luton operation. Ground support is present and professional, with fuel (AVGAS and Jet A-1) available on the apron.
Wick town centre is under 3 km from the apron — a transfer of roughly five minutes by road. For passengers heading to estates or sporting lodges in Sutherland, Caithness, or Orkney-adjacent access points, road distances are longer: Castle of Mey is approximately 20 minutes west, and the ferry terminal at Gills Bay for Orkney is within 30 minutes. Inverness, the regional commercial hub, lies approximately 170 km south via the A9 — around two hours by road or a short positioning sector by light aircraft. For connections into the broader UK network, Edinburgh is the nearest major gateway, providing onward access to transatlantic and European routes.
Customs and immigration are available at Wick, a meaningful operational asset given its position as a potential arrival point for flights from Scandinavia, Iceland, or the Faroe Islands. However, customs availability should be confirmed with UKBF in advance for non-standard arrival times; H24 customs clearance on walk-up basis is not a given at this scale of aerodrome. Operators arriving from outside the UK Common Travel Area should file GAR forms and confirm pre-clearance arrangements with their handling agent. Slot requirements are not typically imposed outside of airshow or event periods, but PPR is advisable given limited ground staff. United Kingdom entry requirements, including eVisa compliance for non-EEA nationals, apply in full.
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Coordinates
58.4589, -3.0931
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Nearby alternatives
Kirkwall, Stronsay
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