Grand Bahama International Airport — Freeport, Bahamas

Grand Bahama International Airport, designated FPO, serves Freeport, the second-largest city in the Bahamas, and has long been known for a runway length generous enough to accommodate large aircraft diverted from other Caribbean fields. Hurricane Dorian struck the island directly in 2019, causing severe damage to terminal buildings and grounding operations for an extended recovery period, a disruption that hit Freeport's tourism-dependent economy hard. Rebuilding efforts since then have gradually restored capacity, though the airport's infrastructure still bears signs of that recovery process in places. FPO connects Grand Bahama Island to Florida and other US gateways, supporting both the cruise-adjacent tourism that anchors Freeport's economy and the industrial shipping operations based around the island's deep-water harbor. Charter flights and private aviation make up a notable share of traffic alongside scheduled commercial service.