L.F. Wade International Airport

L.F. Wade International Airport (IATA: BDA) in Bermuda first opened in the early 1940s (built during World War II) and today operates from a single main terminal with two concourse areas, serving as the island’s compact but essential international gateway. Small by global standards, BDA connects Bermuda to North America and the UK with transatlantic and regional services and is the primary entry point for visitors headed to Hamilton, St. George’s and island resorts. Ground access is easy by taxi, rental car and regular bus links to Hamilton (plus seasonal ferry connections nearby). Bermuda is generally expensive, so airport services and island prices tend to be higher, though competitive fares to BDA appear seasonally on carriers such as British Airways, American Airlines and select Canadian and U.S. carriers; the airport itself is not a major airline hub.