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Bermuda International Airport
The Flight Information Display screens located in the check in area indicate current flight status and gate for your flight number. Flight tickets and passports will be checked, checked baggage labeled and boarding cards issued. You will require your boarding card to proceed through security points and when boarding the aircraft.
Parking
The Long term car park is now a pay and display parking area. The charge is $5.00 per day or any part thereof. The machines accept major credit cards, Bank of Bermuda and Bank of Butterfield debit cards and coins.
The short term car park is also a pay and display parking area. The charge is $1.00 per hour or any part thereof, up to a maximum of 2 hours. The machines accept major credit cards, Bank of Bermuda and Bank of Butterfield debit cards and coins.
Customs
Clearing Customs, a guide for arrivals Returning residents can pay their customs duty prior to collecting their luggage. Visitors and residents with nothing to declare can proceed directly to the appropriate baggage collection areas. After collecting your luggage proceed to the customs control point and hand your coloured card and customs duty form to the officer, you will then be directed either to secondary customs for inspection or to the customs hall exit.
Restaurants & Retail Shops
For those who still have some of Bermuda's colourful currency in their handbags, the newly renovated Airport shops offer a chance for a bit of last minute shopping! Located in the check-in concourse and the US departure lounge, these inviting archways lead you to a variety of quality merchandise including magazines, books, souvenirs, jewelry, perfumes, T-shirts, hats and sun dresses. The new decor, complete with Aztec floor design, compliments the overall new look of the airport. And as an added bonus, Bermuda Duty Free Ltd. has opened two shop locations. For US departing passengers the shop is located at the west end of check-in. Make your purchases after checking-in and prior to processing through US Pre-clearance inspection. For International departures the shop is located inside the departure holdroom after security screening. Buy your duty-free liquor from the leading wine and spirit merchants on the island and make your own Bermuda Rum Swizzle, or Dark and Stormy for your family and friends!
While waiting for your flight, you can have a final taste of Bermuda at Island Coffee and Bistro. Specializing in local and international coffees, lattes and a variety of morning pastries and specialty sandwiches. Island Coffee will satisfy all your pre-flight cravings. But if you just have the munchies, the snack bar will serve you well with ice cream bars, cookies, sodas and a host of other goodies. A dining area has been included in the plans for the US departure lounge and is located in between both food concessions overlooking Castle Harbour.
For those looking to sample just one...well, maybe two more local drinks, the Sand Bar in the US departure lounge is the place to be. Enjoy tropical drinks and cocktails while watching US television news. See what the "real world" has been up to while you have been away! Sporty's Bar, located in the International departure lounge has also been known to keep passengers off the plane just a few minutes longer.
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