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The Grenada Airports Authority (GAA) is a statutory body established under the Airports Authority Act (Revised Laws of Grenada, 1990). Operating under the Ministry of Infrastructure and Physical Development, it is responsible for the management, development, and oversight of Grenada’s airports in the national interest.
GAA’s Head Office is located at Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA), Point Salines. The Authority is responsible for the management, control, and supervision of the operation of three airports:
✈ Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND / TGPY) ✈ Lauriston Airport (CRU / TGPZ) ✈ Pearls Airport (TGPG) – Currently Non-Operational
Airport Operations
The GAA is responsible for the management and operation of Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND), Grenada’s primary gateway for international travel, and Lauriston Airport (CRU), which serves the island of Carriacou. Both airports play a vital role in national connectivity, economic development, and regional integration.
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.
Vision Statement
To be a leader in providing world-class airport facilities and services in the Caribbean.
Objectives
- To provide adequate capacity for aircraft, passengers, air cargo, and vehicle movements in a safe environment.
- To provide for and facilitate passenger, operator, and staff convenience.
- To ensure continued financial viability.
- To ensure that physical development plans remain flexible to allow for future expansion.
Mandate
The GAA is committed to the advancement of Grenada’s aviation sector by overseeing the development, modernization, and maintenance of airport facilities. Our primary objectives include:
Ensuring Safety and Security Implementing and maintaining the highest international standards in aviation security, air traffic management, and operational safety.Enhancing Efficiency Providing seamless, customer-focused services that optimize passenger experience and operational performance.Driving Economic Growth Promoting the commercial viability of airport operations by fostering investment, encouraging tourism, and facilitating trade.