Bermuda Flights
In 2009, Bermuda will be celebrating it's 400th birthday, and everyone on the island will be doing their part to participate in this landmark event. Bermuda is situated 650 miles off the coast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. There are around 180 small islands in Bermuda and the seven largest are connected by a bridge. The total land area is 21 square miles and the main language is English. There are approximately 62,059 residents in Bermuda, and the temperature ranges from 75 degrees fahrenheit in November to 68 degrees fahrenheit in March. In the summer the temperature can reach as high as 84 degrees fahrenheit.

To enter Bermuda, all travelers must present a valid machine readable passport, and a return or onward ticket is required of all visitors. The hub of Bermuda's commercial life is Hamilton, which is the modern day capital, where eateries offer everything from beef pie to middle eastern food. The Bermudan dollar is the currency, which is on par with the U.S. dollar. There is electricity available on the islands, and one interesting fact about Bermuda is that it boasts the world's highest concentration of golf courses per square mile. Be sure to visit the Bermuda Aquarium, and the Royal Naval Dockyard on your family or personal vacation.

L.F. Wade International Airport
Airport Code:	BDA
City:	St. George's
Country:	Bermuda
Location:	3 Cahow Way St. George’s GE CX, Bermuda
Telephone:	+1 (441) 293-2470
Fax:	+1 (441) 293-4504
Email:	dao@gov.bm
Terminals:	2
Website:	www.bermudaairport.aero