Business Brief: Shop and dine at Guam airport

By Pacific Island Times News Staff

The A.B. Won Pat International Airport Authority is emerging as a new shopping and dining destination for Guam residents under the Concourse Access Pass Program, airport officials said.

The program allows non-ticketed persons to access the concourse to shop and dine like a ticketed passenger.

“GIAA’s CAP program has received an overwhelming positive response and participation from non-travelers who have been enjoying shopping at our retail outlets and dining at our food court,” said John Quinata, the airport's executive director.

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An added value of the CAP program is a reduced parking flat rate of $3 for individuals who spend more than $25 at our retail and food and beverage outlets.

Participants simply present their parking ticket and proof of purchase of $25 or more to the Retail Store Information Desk for validation.

Parking validation for the reduced flat rate is only available to approved CAP participants within their approved three-hour maximum access.

“We invite our local community to enjoy their airport facility and shop and dine at the Airport,” Quinata said.