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Total 1 airports of ANH
Anuha Island Resort airport (IATA: ANH) is located in the city of Anuha Island, Solomon islands.
Airport Overview
Anuha Island Resort airport(ANH) is a small resort-linked airfield on Anuha Island in the Solomon Islands, located at approximately 8.983°S, 160.500°E and operating in the UTC+11:00 time zone. Its logistics role is fundamentally different from that of a scheduled international gateway: shipments are more likely to require advance coordination, local transfer planning and confirmation of aircraft, handling and receiving arrangements. The supplied airport record contains no ICAO code and records no dedicated cargo or express service. Our service team therefore treats this location as a pre-arranged, destination-specific movement rather than an airport for routine walk-in freight acceptance. Mainland consolidation, inter-island transfer and resort delivery must be assessed together before a booking is released.
| Airport name | Anuha Island Resort airport |
|---|---|
| IATA code | ANH |
| ICAO code | No ICAO code supplied in the airport master data |
| Country / city | Solomon Islands / Anuha Island |
| Recorded address | Anuha Island Resort |
| Coordinates | 160.5000000, -8.9830000 |
| Time zone | UTC+11:00 |
Key Highlights
- Resort-linked destination: final delivery is likely to depend on the resort, local boat connection or an arranged inter-island transfer rather than a conventional airport trucking network.
- Pre-arranged handling: the supplied record shows zero listed airline and express operators; acceptance, aircraft type and receiving capability must be reconfirmed for every shipment.
- Limited cargo infrastructure: do not assume a cargo terminal, bonded warehouse, cold room, dangerous-goods store or customs desk at the airfield.
- Island routing risk: missed connections, weather, sea conditions and limited uplift may materially affect the final delivery plan.
- Best suited to planned supplies: compact, durable, non-hazardous goods with clear consignee instructions are generally easier to coordinate than urgent, temperature-sensitive or regulated cargo.
Cargo Facilities & Services
Our service team will not presume the presence of cargo infrastructure at Anuha Island Resort airport. Facility access and acceptance conditions should be confirmed with the operating party before cargo is tendered.
- Airport cargo terminal: no dedicated cargo terminal is identified in the supplied record. Arrange acceptance and handover instructions in advance.
- Storage: unconfirmed on-airport warehousing means freight should not be dispatched early without a named receiving party and a confirmed storage window.
- Temperature control: chilled, frozen, pharmaceutical and biologic shipments require written confirmation of equipment, power continuity, transfer time and delivery responsibility.
- Dangerous goods: do not tender batteries, aerosols, fuel-related articles, chemicals or other regulated items until the operating carrier and handling party confirm acceptance under applicable rules.
- Customs and bonded handling: destination customs procedures, if applicable, may be arranged away from the island or through a designated local agent; our team will verify the actual clearance point before dispatch.
- Final delivery: resort receiving hours, landing-side collection, road access and any boat transfer must be included in the delivery plan and quotation request.
Routes & Transit Times
- Typical planning may involve a mainland gateway in the Solomon Islands, followed by a local air or sea connection to Anuha Island. The exact routing depends on available uplift, aircraft restrictions and the resort’s receiving arrangements.
- International cargo should normally be planned through a confirmed Solomon Islands gateway and then transferred under a separately verified local plan. A through airway bill or end-to-end airport delivery must not be assumed.
- Specific airlines, flight numbers, frequencies and transit times are not published in the supplied airport record and must be confirmed at quotation stage.
- Weather, daylight operating conditions, aircraft payload, sea state, handling availability and missed local connections can extend transit beyond the international sector schedule.
- Our service team provides a firm delivery estimate only after confirming the operating carrier, uplift, transfer point, customs route and named consignee.
For planning purposes, quote this destination as a coordinated island delivery, not as a standard airport-to-airport service. Cut-off and arrival commitments remain subject to operational confirmation.
Hinterland & Key Cargo
- Primary service area: Anuha Island Resort and its associated operational supply chain; the airport should not be treated as a broad regional distribution hub.
- Likely planned supplies: resort maintenance parts, tools, linen, housekeeping consumables, non-perishable food, packaged beverages and guest-related supplies may be suitable subject to acceptance.
- Urgent replacement items: compact engineering spares, communications equipment and essential operational components may be considered when packing and local receiving are confirmed.
- Restricted planning categories: fresh food, seafood, plants, live animals, medicines, vaccines, dry ice and other perishable or regulated goods require advance approval and a documented temperature or welfare plan.
- Consolidation: our team can assess whether cargo should be consolidated at a mainland gateway or shipped as separate pieces based on uplift limits, handling capability and final delivery method.
Operations & Compliance
- Booking and cut-off: use the operating carrier’s confirmed acceptance deadline; a generic international-airport cut-off must not be applied to this destination.
- Documents: prepare a commercial invoice, packing list, accurate shipper and consignee details, commodity description, value, origin and any permits or certificates required for the goods.
- Dangerous goods: provide the correct UN number, proper shipping name, packing instruction and shipper’s declaration where applicable. Lithium batteries must be classified by battery type, watt-hour rating and packing configuration.
- Perishables and live cargo: obtain written confirmation of acceptance, temperature range, packaging, handover timing, welfare requirements and contingency arrangements before cargo leaves the origin.
- Customs and delivery: the consignee should be ready to provide import information and collect or receive cargo promptly. Resort receiving hours and island-transfer availability must be documented before dispatch.
Shipping Tips
- Send our service team the commodity, dimensions, gross weight, value, requested delivery date and final consignee contact before requesting uplift.
- Use robust, moisture-resistant packaging suitable for repeated handling and possible air-to-boat transfer. Keep each package within the confirmed aircraft and handling limits.
- Label every piece with the consignee, resort receiving contact, phone number and shipment reference; include a waterproof document pouch and a duplicate document set.
- For urgent or critical supplies, ask our team to compare direct island delivery with mainland delivery followed by a separately arranged local transfer.
- Do not ship ahead of the confirmed receiving plan. If the local flight, vessel, customs route or resort handover changes, hold or reroute the cargo rather than allowing unattended arrival.
Frequently Asked Questions
Data Sources & Provenance
- Primary airport identifiers and coordinates: supplied airport master data for Anuha Island Resort airport, including the name, IATA code, country, city, address, coordinates and UTC+11:00 time zone.
- ICAO status: the supplied record contains no ICAO code; no ICAO identifier has been added.
- Regulatory reference: applicable international air transport and dangerous-goods requirements should be checked against the current materials published by iata.org and icao.int.
- Country-level verification: Solomon Islands government information can be cross-checked through solomons.gov.sb. Airport operating arrangements, local acceptance and customs routing remain subject to confirmation with the responsible carrier, local agent and consignee.
- Verification boundary: no unsupported claims are made here regarding runway specifications, cargo-terminal capacity, warehouse equipment, airline schedules, flight frequency, operating hours, charges, annual throughput or guaranteed transit time.