Grand tray Adams International Airport

Grand tray Adams International Airport Grantley Adams International Airport
IATA: BGI - ICAO: TBPB
Summary
Country, area	Barbados
The location	Christ Church
Kind	Public business
Operator	GAIA Inc. [1]
Altitude	52 m
Coordinate	13°04'28" N 59°29'32" W / 13.07444 degrees N 59.49222 degrees W / 13.07444, -59.49222
Website	Official web site (English)
Runway
Direction Length X width (m) The surface 09/27 3,361*46 Asphalt
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Grand tray Adams International Airport (British: Grantley Adams International Airport) is an international airport in Christ Church of Barbados. The airport name was named in Prime Minister Hatsuyo of West Indies by Grand tray Adams from Barbados.

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History

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Service route

International airline, domestic airline

Airline	Service place
Air Canada	Montreal [season navigation], Toronto
The air Caribbean	Martinique [season navigation] [2]
Air トランザット	Toronto [season navigation]
American Airlines	Miami, New York
American eagle aviation	San Juan
British Airways	Grenada, London, Tobago
Air Carib International Inc.	St. John's、Kingston、Port of Spain, St Maarten
Condor	Frankfurt
Delta Air Lines	Atlanta
JetBlue Airways	New York
LIAT	St. John's, カヌアン, fall = ド = France, Dominica, Georgetown, Grenada, Kingstown, Port of Spain, Saint Lucia, Tobago
Livingston Energy Flight	Milan, プンタ kana
Trout Thich aviation	ベキア, カヌアン, Kingstown, trout Thich
Sky service	Toronto [season navigation]
Sunwing Airlines	Toronto [season navigation]
SVG Air	ベキア, Kingstown, trout Thich, union island
Thomas Cook Airlines	London, Manchester, Leeds Bradford [only in the winter season]
Thompson Airlines	Birmingham、London、Manchester
US Airways	Charlotte, Philadelphia
Virgin Atlantic Airlines	St. John's、London、Manchester、Saint Lucia
Waist jet aviation	Toronto

Cargo flight

• Amerijet International
• FedEx express
• Seawell Air Services (SAS) Limited
• United Parcel Service

A case and accident

• A bomb exploded just after a takeoff in a plane at this airport, and a pilot lost consciousness, and, on October 6, 1976, aviation 455 flights in Cuba crashed in the offing (the details refer to an aviation 455 flights blast case in Cuba).

Footnote

1. ^ "Brancker: Airport board will enhance tourism." Nation Newspaper. April 6, 2008 reading.
2. ^ Barbados targets affluent francophone Caribbean^{[Broken link]}

Outside link

• Official web site (English)
• GAIA official site (English)

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