Gambia's primary international gateway, connecting West Africa to Europe and regional destinations.
Banjul International Airport (BJL) is located 15 miles southwest of Banjul city center. It serves as the main entry point for international and regional flights, supporting tourism and commerce in The Gambia.
13.338, -16.652
Passenger traffic increased by 7.5% year-over-year, continuing post-pandemic recovery.
1,200
Staff includes airline personnel, ground handlers, security, customs, and airport operations.
Ongoing terminal upgrades and apron expansions are set to increase passenger and aircraft handling capacity.
Recent implementation of advanced baggage screening and digital flight information systems enhances efficiency.
Solar energy installations and waste management programs support the airport's environmental goals.
Strengthen collaboration with regional authorities to secure funding and align with ICAO safety standards.
Prioritize terminal modernization and runway resurfacing to support growing traffic and operational resilience.
Accelerate adoption of renewable energy and eco-friendly practices to meet national and international targets.
