V.C. Bird International Airport

V.C. Bird International Airport (ANU) is Antigua and Barbuda’s primary gateway, originally developed during the 1940s and now operated from one main passenger terminal serving regional and international traffic. The medium-sized airport is the island’s busiest hub, handling Caribbean connections and transatlantic/ North American charters and scheduled services, with regional carriers often using ANU as a base and major operators like American, JetBlue, British Airways and Air Canada flying seasonal or year‑round routes. Located a short drive from St. John’s with taxis, shuttles, rental cars and limited local bus links, the airport is convenient for resorts and ferry connections; prices tend to be mid-range to slightly higher than mainland hubs, though good deals appear in peak and off-peak seasons.