last edited Dec 11, 2019
Flying to Grenada
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Grenada
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General Information
Grenada is one of those islands with limited direct connections but still enough to easily reach a North American and European audience via flights requiring just one stop in major hubs like London, New York, or Miami. Aside from the tiny Carriacou Airport (served by a single route), all air traffic to the archipelago goes through Grenada’s Maurice Bishop International Airport.
Types of Flights
Local Airlines
Grenada has no national airline.
Charters, Scheduled, and Low-Cost Flights
Promotions and Special Offers
From France and Europe
From the Rest of the Americas
In addition to a few European connections, North America, Venezuela, and some Caribbean islands are the only places with direct flights to Grenada.
- United States: Atlanta (Delta, seasonal), Miami (American), New York (JetBlue + Delta, seasonal).
- Canada: Toronto (Air Canada).
- Caribbean: Barbados (LIAT), Trinidad (Caribbean Airlines, LIAT), St. Vincent (LIAT, SVG Air).
- Venezuela: Caracas (Conviasa), Porlamar (Conviasa).
Maurice Bishop International Airport
This is the archipelago’s main airport, though Carriacou also has a very small one (Lauriston Airport) with a single route to/from Grenada operated by SVG Air.
- Name: Maurice Bishop International Airport (formerly Point Salines).
- IATA Code: GND
- Hub: No.
- Number of Terminals: 1
- Annual Passenger Capacity:
- Passenger Traffic:
- Distance from City Center: 8 km south of St. George’s.
- Website: