Antigua and Barbuda on Monday became the first CARICOM country to reopen its international airport amid stringent health protocols to limit spread of coronavirus.
Euletta Francis, Chief Executive Officer of the Antigua and Barbuda Airport Authority, said with the reopening of the Antigua and Barbuda economy, international travel is crucial.
In a statement, the authority said the health protocols that cover the diverse range of operations at the VC Bird International Airport will be in full effect to coincide with the opening of the island's borders today.
The authority said it will restrict traffic through the terminal to travellers and airport staff.
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