Grenada’s three main islands—Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique—sit in the southern Caribbean and rely on a small, well-connected aviation network for passenger travel, cargo and medevac services. Airports here serve both international links and short regional hops, so knowing which field does what makes planning easier.
There are 2 Airports in Grenada, ranging from Lauriston (Carriacou) to Maurice Bishop Intl. For each entry you’ll find below IATA/ICAO,Location (island, town; coords),Main runway (m),Notes, so you can quickly compare codes, locations, runway lengths and any relevant remarks you’ll find below.
Which airport handles international flights into Grenada?
Maurice Bishop International is the main international gateway for Grenada, with scheduled flights from North America and other Caribbean hubs; Lauriston on Carriacou handles smaller regional aircraft and charter services, so international arrivals and larger jets use Maurice Bishop.
How should I choose between Lauriston and Maurice Bishop for travel plans?
Choose Maurice Bishop Intl for regular commercial flights, larger aircraft and full passenger services; pick Lauriston (Carriacou) if you’re flying regionally, on a charter, or connecting to Carriacou—check runway length and aircraft type in the table below to confirm suitability.
Airports in Grenada
| Name | IATA/ICAO | Location (island, town; coords) | Main runway (m) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maurice Bishop Intl | GND/TGPY | Point Salines (near St. George’s), Grenada; 12.0045,-61.7865 | 2,744 | International gateway; most commercial flights; customs and immigration services available |
| Lauriston (Carriacou) | CRU/TGPZ | Hillsborough, Carriacou; 12.4500,-61.4700 | 762 | Serves Carriacou; short runway; scheduled domestic flights |
Images and Descriptions
Maurice Bishop Intl
Serve as Grenada’s main international airport. Sit near the island’s southwest coast and act as the primary entry point for visitors and cargo. Handle medium‑haul jets and year‑round regional flights, plus seasonal services to North America and the Caribbean. Offer a full terminal with customs, immigration, car rental, taxis, and ground‑transfer options to St. George’s. Feature a paved runway suitable for commercial airliners and charter planes. Include airline counters, basic shops, and passenger services. Appear in this post because it is the main hub travelers use to reach Grenada and its nearby islands.
Lauriston (Carriacou)
Function as Carriacou’s main domestic airstrip. Serve short regional flights and air taxis between Carriacou and Grenada or nearby islands. Feature a short paved runway for small turboprops and light aircraft. Offer a small terminal with basic passenger services, local taxi pickup, and charter booking options. Operate mostly for inter‑island connections rather than international flights. Include in this list because it is the primary airport for visitors traveling to and from Carriacou.
