L.F. Wade International Airport
L.F. Wade International Airport is Bermuda’s main air gateway, serving Hamilton and the rest of the island from its location in the Atlantic/Bermuda time zone. Known by the codes BDA and TXKF, it is classed as a large airport and handles the international arrivals and departures that connect Bermuda with major overseas cities. For travellers, that means this is the airport to know whether you are arriving for a beach holiday, a cruise extension, or a business trip on the island.
About L.F. Wade International Airport
L.F. Wade International Airport is Bermuda’s main air gateway, serving Hamilton and the rest of the island from its location in the Atlantic/Bermuda time zone. Known by the codes BDA and TXKF, it is classed as a large airport and handles the international arrivals and departures that connect Bermuda with major overseas cities. For travellers, that means this is the airport to know whether you are arriving for a beach holiday, a cruise extension, or a business trip on the island.
Overview
L.F. Wade International Airport is Bermuda’s main air gateway, serving Hamilton and the rest of the island from its location in the Atlantic/Bermuda time zone. Known by the codes BDA and TXKF, it is classed as a large airport and handles the international arrivals and departures that connect Bermuda with major overseas cities. For travellers, that means this is the airport to know whether you are arriving for a beach holiday, a cruise extension, or a business trip on the island.
What Travellers Should Know
- The airport sits at a very low elevation of 12 ft (4 m), reflecting Bermuda’s flat coastal setting.
- It has one main runway, 12/30, measuring 9,705 ft and surfaced in asphalt.
- The runway is lighted, which supports operations in low light and after dark.
- Official airport information, passenger updates, and services are available at http://www.bermudaairport.com/.
Why It Matters For Your Trip
Because Bermuda is an island destination, nearly every visitor arrives through L.F. Wade International Airport, so it plays an outsized role in the travel experience. A long, lighted runway helps the airport accommodate larger aircraft and regular international service, while its position serving Hamilton makes it a practical starting point for reaching hotels, resorts, and ferry connections around Bermuda. Checking the official website before you travel is a smart move for terminal guidance, transport details, and any last-minute operational updates.
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FAQ
L.F. Wade International Airport — frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the details travellers usually check first, from codes and locations to the practical basics that help with planning.
8 common questions
- L.F. Wade International Airport is located in Bermuda, Bermuda (North America), at coordinates 32.360°, -64.700°.
- Its IATA code is BDA and its ICAO code is TXKF.
- L.F. Wade International Airport serves Bermuda, Bermuda. When comparing fares, check whether other airports also serve the same area — prices and transfer times can differ between them.
- L.F. Wade International Airport operates on Atlantic/Bermuda local time. Departure and arrival times on tickets are always shown in each airport's local time, so double-check the offset when planning connections or pick-ups.
- L.F. Wade International Airport sits at latitude 32.360° and longitude -64.700°. The map link in the details panel on this page opens the exact location for driving directions.
- Originfacts does not yet track scheduled routes from BDA. Use the flight search on this page to see live airline options for your travel dates.
- Route coverage for BDA is still being added to Originfacts. Run a search from BDA on the flight search page to see every destination airlines currently sell for your dates.
- Its address is St. George's Parish, Bermuda, the phone number is +1 441-293-2470, the official website is http://www.bermudaairport.com/pages/contacts.aspx. For flight-specific questions (delays, baggage, rebooking), contact the operating airline directly rather than the airport.