Grantley Adams International Airport (IATA: BGI; ICAO: TBPB) is Barbados’ main international airport and the country’s designated air gateway. It is located at Seawell, Christ Church, Barbados, approximately 13 km from Bridgetown. The airport is operated by Grantley Adams International Airport Inc. (GAIA Inc.).
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport name | Grantley Adams International Airport |
| IATA code | BGI |
| ICAO code | TBPB |
| Airport type | International / Public |
| Location | Seawell, Christ Church, Barbados |
| Country | Barbados |
| City served | Bridgetown and Barbados |
| Airport operator | Grantley Adams International Airport Inc. (GAIA Inc.) |
| Owner | Government of Barbados |
| Time zone | Atlantic Standard Time (AST), UTC−4 |
| Runway | 09/27 |
| Runway surface | Asphalt |
| Runway length | Approximately 11,000 ft / 3,350 m |
| Airport website | gaia.bb — Official Airport Website |
| Wikipedia | Grantley Adams International Airport — Wikipedia |
| Primary airport region | Caribbean / Eastern Caribbean |
Grantley Adams International Airport has two terminal buildings.
The two structures are designed to appear as one continuous terminal complex, which can make the airport look as though it has a single terminal.
| Terminal | Main function | Gates / area |
|---|---|---|
| Older terminal building | Departures facilities | Gates 11–13 |
| Newer terminal building | Arrivals and associated passenger facilities | Gates 1–10 |
| Overall complex | Arrivals + departures | 23 ground-level gates |
The following table consolidates the principal airport and passenger-service contact information published by GAIA Inc. and Barbados government agencies.
| Contact / Department | Phone | Other contact | Location / purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| GAIA main / communications | +1 246 536-1300 | — | General airport and flight-related enquiries |
| Customer Service Information Desk | +1 246 536-1328 / 536-1329 | — | Passenger information and assistance |
| GAIA Duty Manager | +1 246 536-1336 | — | Operational / passenger assistance; airport ambulance coordination |
| Lost & Found / Duty Manager | +1 246 420-2900 | — | Lost or found property enquiries |
| Airport Police Station | +1 246 418-2649 | — | Police services at the airport |
| Immigration — Grantley Adams Airport | +1 246 535-4180 / 4119 / 4183 / 4187 | immigration.gaia@barbados.gov.bb | Immigration services |
| Environmental & Port Health | +1 246 536-3499 | — | Arrivals Terminal |
| Ramp Office | +1 246 536-3495 | — | Airport ramp / operational enquiries |
| Plant & Animal Quarantine | +1 246 535-5260 / 535-5261 | — | Arrivals Terminal |
| Meteorological Office | +1 246 535-0021 / 535-0022 | — | Weather / meteorological services |
| Air Navigation Services | +1 246 536-3601 | — | Air navigation administration |
| Control Tower — Supervisor | +1 246 536-3607 | — | Air traffic control |
| Control Tower — General | +1 246 536-3608 | — | Air traffic control |
| Terminal Control — Supervisor | +1 246 536-3609 | — | Terminal air traffic control |
| Terminal Control — General | +1 246 536-3610 | — | Terminal air traffic control |
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| Official Grantley Adams International Airport website | Visit the official GAIA website |
| GAIA Contact page | Airport contact page |
| GAIA Customer Help | Customer Help |
| GAIA FAQs | Official airport FAQs |
| GAIA Services | Airport services |
| Wikipedia | Grantley Adams International Airport on Wikipedia |
| Barbados Government — Air Navigation Services | Barbados Air Navigation Services |
| Barbados Immigration Department | Barbados Immigration Department |
| Barbados Police Service | The Barbados Police Service |
| Barbados Fire Service | Barbados Fire Service |
For emergencies in Barbados, use the following official emergency numbers. The Barbados Government currently lists 211 for police, 311 for fire and 511 for ambulance.
| Emergency service | Emergency number | Additional number / contact | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Police | 211 | 430-7100 | Barbados Police Service |
| Fire Service | 311 | 535-7824 | Barbados Fire Service |
| Emergency Ambulance | 511 | — | Emergency medical response |
| Department of Emergency Management | — | 438-7575 | Disaster / emergency management |
| Airport Fire Station | — | +1 246 535-7865 | Airport Fire Station |
| Airport Fire Station — Station Officer | — | +1 246 535-7863 | Airport Fire Service |
| Airport Police Station | — | +1 246 418-2649 | Police facility at GAIA |
| GAIA Duty Manager | — | +1 246 536-1336 | Airport assistance / ambulance coordination |
The IATA airport code for Grantley Adams International Airport is BGI. Its ICAO code is TBPB.
Grantley Adams International Airport is located at Seawell in Christ Church, Barbados, near the island’s south-eastern area and approximately 13 km from Bridgetown.
BGI Airport has two terminal buildings. They are designed as a single continuous terminal complex.
Yes. Grantley Adams International Airport is Barbados’ principal international airport and the country’s designated air port of entry.
The official airport website is GAIA.bb.
For emergencies in Barbados, call 211 for police, 311 for fire or 511 for emergency ambulance services.
GAIA’s published airport/customer-service contacts include +1 246 536-1300 for airport/flight enquiries and +1 246 536-1328 or +1 246 536-1329 for customer information desks.
Yes. GAIA lists an Airport Police Station with the telephone number +1 246 418-2649.
Yes. The Airport Fire Station is located at Seawell, Christ Church. The Barbados Fire Service lists its direct telephone number as +1 246 535-7865.
Yes. GAIA operates an Ambulance Centre in the public area of the Departures Terminal, operating from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily.
GAIA’s FAQ advises passengers to contact the Duty Manager at +1 246 420-2900 for lost or found items. For checked baggage, passengers should also contact the relevant airline because airlines are responsible for checked luggage.
Yes. GAIA states that free Wi-Fi is available throughout the airport, with hotspots located around the terminal facilities.
According to GAIA’s official FAQ, connecting passengers are required to clear Immigration and Customs, although passengers connecting to regional destinations should confirm the arrangements with their airline after landing.
GAIA states that applicable passenger service and security charges are included in airline ticket prices rather than being paid separately at the airport.