Homeporting Operations Return to VC Bird International Airport
The VC Bird International Airport (VCBIA) has announced the much-anticipated return of Homeporting Operations, marking a boost for Antigua and Barbuda’s travel and tourism industry.
The first homeporting flight will arrive this Saturday, November 15, with services continuing every other Saturday through March.
The return of homeporting is expected to enhance connectivity and convenience for cruise passengers and air travelers alike, positioning Antigua once again as a key regional hub for combined air-sea travel.
Passengers are reminded to book their travel in advance to ensure smooth processing and avoid delays. Bookings and travel updates can be accessed via the airport’s official website at www.arriveantigua.com or www.vcbia.com.
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