The GAA also oversees the smooth operation of parking, car rental desks, duty-free concessions, food outlets, passenger lounges, and executive services at both airports.
The GAA Executive Lounge, for example, operates daily between 6:30am and 10:30pm and is located on the Upper Mezzanine Floor of the departure hall at GND.
Travellers will also find a well-appointed departure concourse at GND with shops offering duty-free liquor, perfume, jewellery, local crafts, and a café, with the GAA on hand to ensure gateway services across the islands are efficient, accessible, and welcoming.
Once travellers have passed through GND, the island’s public transport options include minibuses – also known as route taxis – across nine numbered zones, which offer economical fares and operate between approximately 6am and 9pm, Monday to Saturday. Private taxis and the local ride-share app, Haylup, are also on hand to reach areas where buses don’t serve.
Car rentals are best suited for those who wish to explore independently, although it’s important to note a local driving permit is required by law.
To reach Carriacou, travellers may opt for a scenic ferry ride to the island – which takes around 90 minutes from Carenage Harbour in St. George’s – or a brief 15-minute flight with SVG Air between GND and CRU.
Upon arrival in Carriacou, transport links include minibuses, taxis, jeep rentals, and mopeds. The Osprey ferry, meanwhile, connects the island with Petite Martinique.
 oversees both Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND) on Grenada and Lauriston Airport (CRU) on Carriacou, ensuring seamless management of arrivals and departures. ){kind=link}