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| McGarrett International Airport | |||
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| Overhead view of McGarret International Airport. | |||
| IATA: GIA – ICAO: GNMG | |||
| Summary | |||
| Airport type | Public | ||
| Owner | Ministry of Transportation | ||
| Operator | McGarrett Transportation | ||
| Serves | Liberta | ||
| Location | McGarrett Special District, Liberta | ||
| Hub for | Air Liber, American Airways, British Airways, Iberia (International Airways Group), Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines, Azores Airlines, Cabo Verde Airlines, Royal Air Maroc, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Saudia, Kuwait Airways, Etihad Airways, Royal Jordanian, Gulf Air, Air Ethiopia, El Al, South African Airways. | ||
| Secondary Hub for | {{{secondary hub}}} | ||
| Focus city for | {{{focus city}}} | ||
| Elevation AMSL | ft / 6 m | ||
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| Runways | |||
| Direction | Length | Surface | |
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| 27L/09R | 3,500 | Asphalt Concrete | |
| 27 | 4,000 | Asphalt Concrete | |
| Statistics (2017) | |||
| Passengers | 86,425,876 | ||
McGarrett International Airport (IATA: GIA, ICAO: GNMG), originally McGarrett Airfield, is the national and only public airport serving Liberta. The airport is located 200 meters from the northeastern breakwaters connected to the mainland city of Liberta via a multifunctioning suspended monorail system. The airport is owned by the Libertan Government and operated by McGarrett Transportation Inc.
McGarrett International Airport is the 4th busiest airport in the world, serving over 82 million passengers per year with over 90% being layovers or connecting fligths.
McGarrett serves as the only Hub for Air Liber, the national carrier of Liberta, and as a major hub for transatlantic flights for American Airways, British Airways, Iberia (International Airways Group), Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines, Azores Airlines, Cabo Verde Airlines, Royal Air Maroc, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Saudia, Kuwait Airways, Air Ethiopia, El Al, several seasonal charter airlines and SAS. Connecting flights are usually towards or from Africa, the Middle East, or the Americas.