Escobar International Airport

Escobar International Airport (EIA) is the airport in Vice City for both GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories. The airport consists of three terminals, one at the north which is a standard blocky terminal with the addition of below-ground entrances, the other passenger terminal in the south is more distinctive, with its weaved roof and massive glass wall facing the airport's southern side. The third terminal is the Freight and Cargo Terminal, south east of both terminals. However, in 1984, the setting for GTA Vice City Stories, there is no clear sign the Freight and Terminal exists. Also, the Airport has a V.I.P. Terminal. Both passenger terminals are separated by lawns and a short term car park. EIA also has a long term car park which is next to Vice City Transport Police HQ. EIA does not appear to be based on any particular real-life airport, although it is located similarly to that in Miami.

The airport is on its own peninsula in the southwest of the city. Further north is the Fort Baxter Air Base, a military installation that houses military equipment and personnel. Southeast of the EIA compound is Vice Port (also referred to in road signs as "VicePort"), the city's seaport.

Flights regularly depart and arrive in the airport in GTA Vice City, with a large passenger plane. Otherwise, the airport is largely unused due to the only plane in the game being the Skimmer seaplane. In-game, the Airport is inaccessible and has to be unlocked, but in Vice City Multiplayer it is accessible.

Airlines

Bugs

In GTA Vice City Stories, a bug may allow the player get on the planes that land on the runaway.
In GTA Vice City Stories, if the player gets hit by a plane, the player is sent to a random spot in Vice City (also known as the teleporter bug).