Leeward Point Field (NBW)

Leeward Point Field (NBW) is a specialized military aviation facility serving the Guantanamo Bay Naval Station in southeastern Cuba. The terminal is a functional building that primarily caters to military personnel, government contractors, and authorized visitors. it is a critical infrastructure point for the base's logistics, security, and administrative operations, providing an essential air link for the movement of people and specialized cargo. Facilities at the airfield are tailored for military and government use rather than traditional commercial travel. There are limited passenger amenities on-site, featuring basic waiting areas and administrative offices for flight operations. Access to the naval station and the airfield is strictly controlled, requiring prior authorization and appropriate security clearance. The airfield handles a variety of military transport aircraft, as well as contracted charter services connecting the base with major hubs in the United States and the Caribbean. Ground transportation within the naval station is managed via official military vehicles and shuttle services, including a ferry that connects the Leeward Point airfield with the main base facilities on Windward Side. The airfield's location on the western side of Guantanamo Bay offers unique views of the coastal landscapes and the bay's specialized infrastructure during arrival and departure. It remains an essential asset for the United States Navy, ensuring that the Guantanamo Bay Naval Station remains accessible and operational for its various missions.