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BNY Bellona/Anua Airport
Bellona/Anua Airport (IATA: BNY, ICAO:AGGB) is located in the city of Bellona Island, Solomon islands.

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IATA Code

BNY

ICAO Code

AGGB

Name

Bellona/Anua Airport

Type

Country / Region

Solomon islands (SB)

City

Bellona Island

Latitude

-11.3022200

Longitude

159.7980000

Time Zone

UTC+11:00

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Airport Overview

Bellona/Anua Airport（BNY）, identified by ICAO code AGGB, serves Bellona Island in Rennell and Bellona Province, Solomon Islands. It is a remote regional airport rather than an international cargo gateway or consolidation hub. Its geographic position in the South Pacific makes shipments dependent on local operating arrangements, aircraft capacity, weather, and onward connections through larger Solomon Islands or regional gateways. For international freight, our platform normally treats the airport as a destination or origin requiring pre-arranged uplift and local handling confirmation, not as a location with assumed warehouse, customs, or freighter capacity. The supplied airport record places it at 159.7980000 longitude and -11.3022200 latitude, in the UTC+11:00 time zone. Our service team verifies routing, acceptance, documentation, and final-mile arrangements before quoting.

Airport name	Bellona/Anua Airport
IATA / ICAO	BNY / AGGB
Country / city	Solomon Islands / Bellona Island
Address	Bellona Island, Rennell and Bellona, Solomon Islands
Coordinates	159.7980000, -11.3022200
Time zone	UTC+11:00

Key Highlights

Remote-island regional profile: suitable for planned, lightweight consignments rather than assumed high-volume cargo handling.
International shipments generally require a connection plan through an external gateway; direct international uplift must be confirmed case by case.
Aircraft payload, available cargo space, weather, and local airfield operating conditions can materially affect acceptance and departure timing.
Special cargo should not be tendered until the operating carrier and handling party confirm acceptance, equipment, and documentation requirements.
Our platform recommends treating local delivery, collection, and consignee contact arrangements as part of the booking rather than as an automatic airport service.

Cargo Facilities & Services

Bellona/Anua Airport should be planned as a small regional airfield. The supplied data does not establish the presence of a dedicated cargo terminal, bonded warehouse, cold room, dangerous-goods store, or automated cargo screening line. Our service team therefore obtains written confirmation before accepting any shipment requiring airport-side infrastructure.

General cargo: acceptance is subject to the operating carrier’s aircraft capacity, packaging limits, handling arrangements, and local receiving capability.
Warehousing: do not assume long-term storage, bonded storage, pallet build-up, or cargo-agent counter service; arrange shipper-to-aircraft or consignee collection timing in advance.
Temperature-sensitive cargo: a cold-chain service, active container connection, ice replenishment, and controlled handover must be confirmed before booking.
Dangerous goods: acceptance depends on the carrier, aircraft type, trained personnel, packaging, labels, and the applicable Solomon Islands and carrier procedures.
Oversized or heavy freight: verify aircraft door dimensions, payload, loading equipment, and manual-handling capability before cargo preparation.

Routes & Transit Times

International freight is normally planned via a Solomon Islands or other regional gateway, followed by a locally available connection to Bellona Island. The actual gateway and carrier must be confirmed for the shipment date.
Available uplift may be limited by passenger-aircraft belly capacity, payload restrictions, weather, aircraft serviceability, and operational priorities.
Transit time should be quoted only after confirming the complete chain: export acceptance, gateway transfer, onward uplift, airport release, and consignee collection.
Our platform does not promise a fixed flight schedule or delivery time for this airport. For urgent cargo, we compare an air connection with a gateway-to-island sea or multimodal alternative where practical.

Hinterland & Key Cargo

Bellona/Anua Airport primarily serves Bellona Island and its local communities. The airport’s practical cargo catchment is therefore narrow, with delivery normally requiring consignee coordination on the island rather than a broad mainland distribution network.

Likely suitable shipments: documents, small commercial parcels, replacement parts, tools, personal effects, relief items, and other lightweight consignments subject to carrier acceptance.
Community and project supply: planned shipments may include construction consumables, maintenance materials, communications equipment, and public-service supplies, provided packing and aircraft limitations are met.
Perishables: fresh food, chilled goods, and medical products require confirmed handling and rapid collection; no airport cold-chain capability should be presumed.
Distribution planning: consignee availability, local transport, weather resilience, and the possibility of delayed uplift should be included in inventory and delivery planning.

Operations & Compliance

Cut-off control: local acceptance and aircraft cut-off times may be earlier or less predictable than at a major cargo hub. Our service team obtains the carrier’s confirmed tender window before dispatching cargo.
Documents: prepare a commercial invoice, packing list, accurate commodity description, shipper and consignee contacts, customs information, and any permits required for the goods and route.
Restricted and dangerous goods: batteries, aerosols, fuels, chemicals, weapons-related items, medicines, and other regulated articles require advance screening and, where applicable, a compliant Shipper’s Declaration and approved packaging.
Release and collection: the consignee should be ready to receive cargo promptly. Customs examination, local release procedures, storage limitations, and identity or authority checks must be confirmed with the responsible local parties.

Shipping Tips

Send the full shipment profile early, including dimensions, gross weight, pieces, commodity, value, battery details, temperature range, and any dangerous-goods classification.
Use compact, moisture-resistant packaging with clear piece marks and a durable consignee contact label; avoid packaging that depends on warehouse repacking or palletization at destination.
Book only after our service team confirms the operating carrier, connection point, acceptance conditions, and destination handover arrangement in writing.
For urgent, high-value, chilled, or oversized freight, request a comparison between air delivery to the island and a gateway-based sea or multimodal solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Bellona/Anua Airport handle international air cargo directly?

International movement may be possible through an onward connection, but Bellona/Anua Airport should not be treated as a direct international cargo gateway. Our platform confirms the complete routing and local acceptance before booking.

Can I send a shipment containing lithium batteries?

Possibly, subject to the battery type, watt-hour or lithium content, packing method, state of charge, equipment configuration, labels, documents, and carrier approval. Declare the battery details before dispatch; do not conceal them in a general-cargo description.

Is temperature-controlled delivery available?

It cannot be assumed from the airport record. For pharmaceuticals, seafood, or other temperature-sensitive goods, our team confirms aircraft acceptance, transfer protection, destination handling, and immediate collection before issuing a workable plan.

Why can the quoted transit time change after booking?

Remote-island uplift may depend on aircraft payload, weather, operational changes, and onward connection availability. A shipment can therefore miss a planned connection even when export cargo was accepted on time.

What should the consignee do before the cargo arrives?

The consignee should confirm identity and contact details, prepare any required import documents or permits, arrange local transport, and remain available for prompt collection after release.

Data Sources & Provenance

Airport name, codes, location, address, coordinates, city, country, and time zone in this module are taken from the supplied airport record for Bellona/Anua Airport（BNY）. Operational statements are deliberately limited to route-planning and compliance considerations that require carrier and local-agent confirmation; no unverified runway, terminal, warehouse, throughput, airline, frequency, handling-equipment, or transit-time figure is presented.

IATA code and airport identification reference: www.iata.org
ICAO location-indicator and aviation reference framework: www.icao.int
Final acceptance, schedule, dangerous-goods capability, customs handling, and local collection arrangements: to be verified by our service team with the operating carrier and responsible local parties before shipment tender.

Data boundary: airport facilities and schedules can change. Operational confirmation at the time of booking takes precedence over general planning guidance.