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Private jet catering at EISTerrance B. Lettsome International.

EIS · TUPJ1 FBO

The main British Virgin Islands field on Beef Island — a ~4,500-ft runway caps at mid-size jets; larger tails route via St. Thomas. The hub for the BVI yacht, villa, and private-island scene.

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Where we deliver at EIS.

The FBOs we work with most. Other ramps handled on request — call dispatch.

Tortola executive handling

EIS · EIS
Standard · 3 hoursSame-day · from 2 hours

The main BVI airport on Beef Island, bridge-connected to Tortola — ~25 minutes from Road Town and the marinas. On-site customs and immigration; no slots. We confirm the current handler before every delivery.

Other operators in the area — Million Air HPN, Signature Newark — handled separately. See nearby airports below.

Briefing

What we plan around at EIS.

Local constraints we build into every delivery window — curfew, customs, slots, transit, and ramp access.

01

Mid-size cap.

The ~4,500-ft runway limits it; heavier tails land at St. Thomas (STT) and transfer (turboprop ~10–15 min, or ferry). We confirm the aircraft and provision the jet leg accordingly.

02

Premium feed via San Juan / St. Thomas.

A Tradewind PC-12 from SJU (US soil, domestic from the mainland) or STT is the common refined onward. We provision the jet leg and coordinate the transfer.

03

Customs at the FBO.

BVI clearance on arrival (visa rules per the UK for some nationalities).

04

US return needs CBP.

The US-bound leg lands at a port of entry.

05

Cross-border catering.

Sourced locally (see below) — restricted fresh items can't cross the border.

Local sourcing

Around EIS.

Tortola orders lean into BVI and Caribbean sourcing — local seafood, island produce, and the yacht-charter provisioning market that defines the British Virgin Islands.

Local seafood.

Lobster, snapper, and Caribbean catch — the BVI coast signature.

Caribbean produce and island specialties.

Tropical produce and regional island dishes sourced locally.

Resort, marina, and yacht-provisioning sourcing.

Resort, marina, and yacht-provisioning sourcing on request — the BVI is yacht-charter country.

Special diets.

Special diets on 24-hour lead.

Common orders

What we usually pack out of EIS.

01BVI yacht and villa dinners on lobster, snapper, and Caribbean catch
02Mid-size cap meals sized to the ~4,500-ft runway — heavier tails provision via St. Thomas or San Juan
03Named Road Town marina and resort restaurant dishes, sourced on request
04Crew and passenger meals staged to on-site BVI customs

The menu adapts to yacht-charter country.

Process

How orders run through EIS.

The local lane. Lead times, kitchen routing, ramp handoff — tuned to this airport.

Step 01
Brief us by 4pm the prior day local.
Same-day from two hours. Earlier in the Dec–April winter sailing peak.
Step 02
Menu confirmation within the hour.
Chef-built on BVI seafood and Caribbean produce, with marina and yacht-provisioning sourcing — cross-border fresh items can't travel, so we source locally.
Step 03
Aviation-spec pack, built to hold.
Insulated for a 90-minute hold, labeled at passenger level, reheat in plain language.
Step 04
Delivery to your handler.
Staged to on-site customs at Tortola executive handling. Heavier tails route via STT/SJU transfer and the US-bound CBP port of entry provisioned as one brief, one dispatch contact.
FAQ

FAQ

Mid-size and smaller; larger tails use St. Thomas and transfer. We confirm and provision the jet leg.

Often a Tradewind PC-12 from San Juan (US soil) or St. Thomas. We coordinate the transfer.

No restricted fresh items across the border — we source locally.

By 4pm prior day local; same-day from two hours.

Flying out of Tortola?

Brief us.
We'll have it on the ramp.

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