What is the name of the main airport in Vice City?

The main airport in Vice City is Escobar International Airport.

The airport is a major landmark in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Rockstar’s 2002 game set in the fictional Florida-inspired city of Vice City in 1986. It occupies the southwestern part of the city and includes runways, terminals, access roads, and nearby military facilities.

Its name references Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, fitting the game’s broader crime-and-drug-trafficking themes. The airport is also a useful navigation point because it sits near Viceport and the southern routes across the city.

Players sometimes confuse it with airports from other Grand Theft Auto settings. Francis International Airport belongs to Liberty City in Grand Theft Auto IV, while Los Santos International Airport is in Grand Theft Auto V. Las Venturas Airport is associated with Las Venturas in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.