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Grenada Airports Authority
Grenada Airports Authority Mission Statement: To provide safe, secure, efficient and profitable world class airport facilities and services, consistent with international standards through a highly skilled and committed workforce in support of the economic development of Grenada.The Grenada Airports Authority (The Authority) is a statutory organisation established on October 1985 by the Government of Grenada under the Grenada Airports Authority Act of 1985 and subsequently amended in 1998. The Act established the Authority as a corporate body with power to manage, control and supervise airports and to promote the use of such airports in the national interest.
At present the Authority is responsible for the management of three (3) airports in Grenada, namely:
- Lauriston Airport, located at Carriacou the largest island in the Grenadines.
- Pearls Airport, Grenada's original airport.
- Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA), the newest and largest of the three, which was constructed during the period 1979-1985.
Of the three (3) airports Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA) and Lauriston Airport are operated on a daily basis.
The Authority's head office is located at Point Salines. From this location all administrative and maintenance support to its facilities are directed.
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