Overview - Anguilla Air & Sea Ports Authority

The Anguilla Air and Sea Ports Authority (AASPA) was established on October 26, 2009 by an Act of the House of Assembly, and is an independent statutory body, governed by its own legislation. The Legislation (Act) may be cited as the Anguilla Air and Sea Ports Authority Act (2010), revised statutes of Anguilla, Chapter A57. The AASPA is established with the exclusive right to manage the ports of Anguilla. Namely: The Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport, Blowing Point Port, Road Bay Port, the Marine Base in Sandy Ground, and Corito Port. The Anguilla Air and Sea Ports Authority has an Advisory Board of Directors (the Board) of six all of whom are appointed by the Governor in Council.

Our Mission

The Anguilla Air and Sea Ports Authority exists to provide for co-ordinated and integrated systems of airports, sea ports and port services working closely with industry and port users to meet their changing needs by investing in port infrastructure and providing services in an efficient manner for the benefit of its users.

Our Vision

To create an efficient, profitable and self-sustaining organization staffed by highly trained and motivated personnel, providing quality service to our clients, at world class port facilities and their environs, where diverse lucrative (economic) opportunities are available for private and public sector entities.

Our Services

The AASPA continues to plan strategically to stay competitive regionally and to keep pace with and meet the changing needs of port users and the Anguillian community. To this end, the AASPA must keep close to industry – passenger vessels, airlines, shipping and tourism – to anticipate and assess opportunities, either for investment in facilities or further diversification.