Barbados “Grantley Adams” International Airport
The Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI) is Barbados’ only airport and the Eastern Caribbean aviation hub. The airport in located in Bridgetown, Christ Church, the south-east of the island, along the Adams-Barrow-Cummins Highway. It’s just half an hour’s journey to the spectacular west coast Caribbean beaches.
The Airport operates on a 24-hour basis and handles almost every type of aircraft. It’s also an important air-link for cruise ship passengers departing and arriving at the Port of Bridgetown.
The airport handles daily flights to and from the other Caribbean islands connecting to major cities in the United States, Canada, Central America, South America and Europe. Nonstop flights take place on a daily basis, so you can travel back to London, Toronto, New York, and Miami as well as to most of our Caribbean neighbours. The airport’s timezone is GMT –4.
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Major carriers including charters operating into Barbados are:
- American Airlines, American Eagle, US Airways and JetBlue, out of the United States of America
- British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Thomas Cook, Monarch and Thomson Airways out of the United Kingdom
- Air Canada, West Jet and Canjet out of Canada
- Condor out of Germany
- LIAT and Caribbean Airlines operating within the region and GOL out of South America.
The Bridgetown Airport has two terminal facilities, with dedicated departures and arrivals terminals. These buildings are linked by a fresh, tent-themed architectural approach to take full advantage of the tropical climate. The changes are designed to offer a better experience for passenger arrivals.