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For the upcoming kite flying season, persons are reminded that kites cannot be flown in any area within 5 kilometres (3.11 miles) from the perimeter of the Grantley Adams International Airport. This restriction is necessary for the safety and protection of aircraft taking off and landing.
Any person found guilty of flying a kite within the no fly zone are liable to a fine of up to BBD $100,000 and/or two years imprisonment.
Fines and imprisonment terms pursuant to Section 87 of the Civil Aviation Act, Cap. 288B.
Kite flying restrictions pursuant to Regulation 5A of the Civil Aviation (Aircraft Operations) Regulations, 2007 (as amended by S.I. 2011 No. 6).