V. C. Bird International Airport

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Antigua V C Bird International Airport is located 8 km northeast of Saint John's, the capital of Antigua and Barbuda. The airport is named after Vere Bird, the first Prime Minister of Antigua & Barbuda.

On 30 May, 2002, a British Airways Boeing 777 got stuck in the newly resurfaced tarmac. The aircraft was eventually freed by the use of truck from an American air base, after it appeared that there might not be anything big enough to free the aircraft on the island.

Location Longitude 61° 48' 0"W Latitude 17° 03' 0"N

has IATA Airport Code ANU

Airlines

Runway

  • 07/25 Asphalt runway 2744 m (9003 ft) heading 058.4°