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He has dealt with everything from an airport inundated with diverted transatlantic flights on 9/11 to a palm tree at an airline check-in desk. Now it is departure time for Mike Osborn, the man who has been in charge of the terminals at LF Wade Intern...

A Virgin Atlantic flight was diverted to Bermuda because of a sick child on board. The child was yesterday said to be in stable condition in the Intensive Care Unit at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, a Police spokesman said. Virgin Atlantic flight...

Tourists are now greeted with the bright blue facade of the LF Wade International Airport thanks to the graduates of the Small Business Construction Incubator (SBCI) programme. The project was the second public works initiative borne out of the Bermu...

Three passengers en-route to the Dominican Republic were arrested in Bermuda after their flight diverted to the Island. According to a Police spokesman, at around 10pm on Friday a Sunwing aircraft travelling from Canada to the Dominican Republic land...

A suspicious package that sent emergency services racing to the airport last Thursday referred to the Mayan prophecy that doomsday was coming, police revealed yesterday. However, the letter — which saw an airport worker hospitalised after handling it...

A female airport worker was taken to hospital and six people “quarantined” after an envelope containing a suspicious substance was discovered at the facility. Police, fire and ambulance crews were sent to the LF Wade International Airport to deal wit...

A female airport worker was taken to hospital and six people “quarantined” after an envelope containing a suspicious substance was discovered at the facility. Police, fire and ambulance crews were sent to the LF Wade International Airport to deal wit...

The new Arrivals Duty Free Shop opened its doors this week at the LF Wade International Airport, allowing passengers to shop duty free immediately after arriving on the Island. Located between the Immigration arrivals hall and the baggage reclaim are...

Travellers who make incorrect declarations on their Customs forms will no longer have their purchases confiscated until after Christmas. The Department of Customs announced this evening that such people can now take their items home with them once th...