Hurricane Dorian has inflicted major damage on commercial
airports in the Abacos and Grand Bahama Island.
The Bahamas government said Marsh Harbour's Leonard Thompson
Airport, the second-busiest in the Bahamas, was "severely damaged" when
Dorian pushed through the area over the weekend as a Category 5 hurricane.
Grand Bahama International Airport in Freeport, meanwhile,
was "devastated" by the storm, according to CNN. A report by the news
network Wednesday showed the airport's domestic terminal with walls smashed and
the floor covered with debris.
"Small airplanes laid broken and twisted, almost
unrecognizable, after being thrown around by Hurricane Dorian's winds and
floodwaters," the network reported.
Both airports remain closed.