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    Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport

    Anguilla's main international gateway, facilitating regional connectivity and tourism growth.

    IATA Code:AXA
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    US Airport Illustration
    Watch Tower

    Overview of the Airport

    Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport (AXA) is located near The Valley, Anguilla's capital, serving as the island's primary air entry point for international and regional flights. It plays a crucial role in supporting Anguilla's tourism-driven economy and connects the island to major Caribbean hubs[10].

    18.2040, -63.0538

    25.6K
    Passenger Traffic
    1.5K
    Cargo Throughput

    Growth Trend

    Passenger traffic increased by 2.9% year-over-year in 2025[1].

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    Employment

    210

    Workers include airline staff, ground services, security, customs, and airport administration.

    Airport Asset

    Global Ranking

    Anguilla's busiest airport and a key Caribbean regional gateway[10].
    2.1K
    Aircraft Movements

    Market Share of Major Airlines

    Capacity Expansion

    Runway extension and terminal upgrades are planned to increase passenger and aircraft handling capacity[9].

    Capacity Expansion

    Technological Advancements

    Implementation of automated check-in and security systems will streamline passenger processing.

    Technological Advancements

    Sustainability Initiatives

    Adoption of energy-efficient lighting and water conservation measures aligns with Anguilla's environmental goals.

    Sustainability Initiatives

    Recommendations

    Policy Alignment

    Engage with UK and regional authorities to secure funding for infrastructure and regulatory compliance.

    Infrastructure Investment

    Prioritize runway expansion and terminal modernization to support future growth and resilience[9].

    Sustainability Focus

    Accelerate green initiatives to meet international standards and support Anguilla's sustainable tourism strategy.