UST - Northeast Florida Regional Airport

St. Augustine Airport, United States

IATA Code: UST · St. Augustine Airport, United States

The airport code UST is the IATA identifier for Northeast Florida Regional Airport. You may also find it referred to as St. Augustine Airport Airport (UST).

Northeast Florida Regional Airport (UST) serves St. Augustine Airport, United States, in the North America fuel pricing region. It provides essential air connectivity for travelers in the area.

UST is the IATA airport code for Northeast Florida Regional Airport, located in St. Augustine Airport, United States. The airport is situated at coordinates 29.9592°N, 81.3398°W. The current jet fuel price in the North America region is $5.21/gallon as of 2026-05-16.

Current Jet Fuel Price (North America)

$5.21/gallon

⚠️ Global Fuel Price Surge 2026: Prices affected by 108%

Airport Information

IATA Code
UST
City
St. Augustine Airport
Country
United States
Timezone
America/New_York
Latitude
29.9592°
Longitude
-81.3398°
Type
airport
Fuel Region
North America

Flight Distances & Estimated Fuel Costs from UST

Estimated fuel costs based on current jet fuel prices and standard narrowbody aircraft consumption.

Destination Distance Est. Fuel Cost Fuel Surcharge*
NIP - Jacksonville 45 km $656 $1/passenger
CRG - Jacksonville 45 km $656 $1/passenger
NRB - Mayport 49 km $715 $1/passenger
VQQ - Jacksonville 59 km $861 $2/passenger
JAX - Jacksonville 68 km $992 $2/passenger
DAB - Daytona Beach 91 km $1,328 $3/passenger
GNV - Gainesville 95 km $1,386 $3/passenger
LCQ - Lake City 122 km $1,780 $4/passenger
OCF - Ocala 122 km $1,780 $4/passenger
SFB - Sanford 132 km $1,926 $4/passenger
SSI - Brunswick 133 km $1,940 $4/passenger
LEE - Leesburg 134 km $1,955 $4/passenger
BQK - Brunswick 145 km $2,115 $4/passenger
ORL - Orlando 157 km $2,290 $5/passenger
TIX - Titusville 169 km $2,465 $5/passenger
MCO - Orlando 170 km $2,480 $5/passenger
CTY - Cross City 174 km $2,538 $5/passenger
AYS - Waycross 175 km $2,553 $5/passenger
ISM - Kissimmee 186 km $2,713 $5/passenger
COF - Coco Beach 204 km $2,976 $6/passenger
VLD - Valdosta 207 km $3,020 $6/passenger
ZPH - Zephyrhills 208 km $3,034 $6/passenger
VAD - Valdosta 210 km $3,063 $6/passenger
GIF - Winter Haven 215 km $3,136 $6/passenger
LIY - Wright 216 km $3,151 $6/passenger
MLB - Melbourne 217 km $3,166 $6/passenger
BOW - Bartow 228 km $3,326 $7/passenger
SVN - Hunter Aaf 229 km $3,341 $7/passenger
LAL - Lakeland 229 km $3,341 $7/passenger
SAV - Savannah 241 km $3,516 $7/passenger
TPA - Tampa 249 km $3,632 $7/passenger
TPF - Tampa 252 km $3,676 $7/passenger
HHH - Hilton Head Island 259 km $3,778 $8/passenger
CLW - Clearwater 260 km $3,793 $8/passenger
MCF - Tampa 261 km $3,807 $8/passenger
PIE - St. Petersburg 263 km $3,837 $8/passenger
TMA - Tifton 263 km $3,837 $8/passenger
AVO - Avon Park 264 km $3,851 $8/passenger
TVI - Thomasville 265 km $3,866 $8/passenger
VDI - Vidalia 267 km $3,895 $8/passenger
VRB - Vero Beach 271 km $3,953 $8/passenger
SPG - St. Petersburg 274 km $3,997 $8/passenger
SEF - Sebring 278 km $4,055 $8/passenger
BFT - Beaufort 281 km $4,099 $8/passenger
TBR - Statesboro 283 km $4,128 $8/passenger
FPR - Fort Pierce 290 km $4,231 $8/passenger
TLH - Tallahassee 293 km $4,274 $9/passenger
OBE - Okeechobee 304 km $4,435 $9/passenger
SRQ - Sarasota 309 km $4,508 $9/passenger
ABY - Albany 324 km $4,727 $9/passenger

* Estimated fuel surcharge per passenger. Actual surcharges vary by airline and booking class.

How Jet Fuel Prices Affect Your UST Flights

Jet fuel typically accounts for 25-35% of airline operating costs. When fuel prices rise due to global events like conflicts or supply disruptions, airlines pass these costs to passengers through fuel surcharges.

Currently, the North America region has jet fuel priced at $5.21/gallon. This is approximately 108% higher than normal due to Brent crude elevated. EIA Gulf Coast jet fuel at $5.21/gal (2026-05-16). Airlines implementing surcharges globally. IATA reports $175/barrel global average.

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Climate & Weather at St. Augustine Airport

St. Augustine Airport enjoys a subtropical climate characterized by hot summers and mild winters. Temperatures generally range from 15°C to 35°C (59°F to 95°F) throughout the year. Early morning and late evening flights can offer relief from daytime heat during summer. Pack layers for air-conditioned terminals.

Traveler Guide: Flying Through UST

Traveling through St. Augustine Airport in the Americas, passengers should be aware that fuel prices in the North America region directly influence ticket pricing. North and South American airports generally have well-established ground transportation networks, including ride-sharing services, shuttles, and rental car agencies. For international arrivals, customs and immigration processing times vary significantly by country.

🇺🇳 United States Travel Tips

Within the United States, TSA PreCheck and Global Entry can significantly reduce security wait times. Domestic flights require a REAL ID-compliant driver's license or passport starting in 2025. Jet fuel prices in North America tend to be among the most competitive globally, though they remain sensitive to Gulf of Mexico refining capacity.

Planning Your Trip via UST

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