John A. Osborne Airport

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John A. Osborne Airport is the main public airport serving the Caribbean island of Montserrat, providing its primary air link to neighboring islands and international connections.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
John A. Osborne Airport canonical 11

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (41)

Predicate Object
instanceOf airport
public airport
continent North America
country Montserrat
elevationAboveSeaLevel 168 m
550 ft
hasControlTower yes
hasFacility check-in area
customs and immigration (for regional traffic as applicable)
parking area
hasHelipad yes
hasIATAcode MNI
hasICAOcode TRPG
hasNavigationType visual approach
hasPassengerTerminal yes
hasRunway Runway 10/28
isOperatedBy Government of Montserrat
isOwnedBy Government of Montserrat
isPublicUse true
locatedIn Caribbean
Geralds
Northern Montserrat
namedAfter John A. Osborne
nearbyFeature Caribbean Sea
Soufrière Hills volcano (on Montserrat)
linked to: Soufrière Hills
openingDate 2005-07-11
primaryFunction regional air transport
provides connections to international flights via regional hubs
primary air link to neighboring islands
replaced W. H. Bramble Airport
runwayCount 1
runwayDesignation 10/28
runwayLength 1,969 ft
600 m
runwaySurface asphalt
serves Caribbean island of Montserrat
Montserrat
servesAs main airport of Montserrat
servesCity Brades
servesRegion Leeward Islands
typicalAircraftType small propeller aircraft

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (11)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Montserrat primaryAirport John A. Osborne Airport
Brades hasNearbyAirport John A. Osborne Airport
The Emerald Isle of the Caribbean hasAirport John A. Osborne Airport
Northern District of Montserrat contains John A. Osborne Airport
Geralds hasFacility John A. Osborne Airport
Geralds hosts John A. Osborne Airport
MNI represents John A. Osborne Airport
MNI appliesTo John A. Osborne Airport
TRPG assignedTo John A. Osborne Airport
TRPG identifies John A. Osborne Airport
W. H. Bramble Airport replacedBy John A. Osborne Airport