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Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Owner Appeals for Help Finding Honda Fit Stolen From Airport Parking Lot

Owner Appeals for Help Finding Honda Fit Stolen From Airport Parking Lot

20 August 2026 - 06:41

Owner Appeals for Help Finding Honda Fit Stolen From Airport Parking Lot

20 August 2026 - 06:41

The owner of a Honda Fit is appealing to the public for help after the vehicle was reportedly stolen from the parking lot at the V.C. Bird International Airport.

The dark-coloured Honda Fit RS, bearing registration number A 70901, was reportedly taken from the airport parking area.

A photograph of the vehicle is now being circulated on social media in the hope that someone may recognise it or provide information that could assist in locating it.

The circumstances surrounding the reported theft, including exactly when the vehicle disappeared from the parking lot, have not yet been made public.

The owner is asking anyone who may have seen the Honda Fit, or who has information about its current whereabouts, to contact 732-0640.

Members of the public who spot the vehicle are also encouraged to contact the police rather than attempt to intervene.

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  1. When they make the details public I will help look for it cause that sounds too sketchy

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