The Caribbean's second-ranked airport, serving as a major hub for regional and international travel.
V. C. Bird International Airport (ANU) is located northeast of St. John's, Antigua. It serves as the main gateway for Antigua and Barbuda, connecting the island to major destinations in North America, Europe, and the Caribbean. The airport features a modern terminal with advanced passenger and baggage processing facilities.
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Passenger traffic increased by 7% year-over-year in Q1 2025, continuing a stable recovery trajectory.
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Workers across airlines, ground services, retail, security, and airport operations.
The airport's new terminal supports up to 1.5 million passengers annually, with ongoing expansion to add a second terminal by late 2025.
Deployment of automated high-speed baggage handling and modern security screening enhances efficiency and safety.
Operation of a 3 MW solar power plant and adoption of EU-standard baggage systems advance environmental goals.
Collaborate with regional and international authorities to secure funding and support for infrastructure and sustainability projects.
Continue terminal modernization and expand facilities to accommodate growing passenger and cargo volumes.
Accelerate renewable energy adoption and green building practices to meet environmental and regulatory standards.
