Jose Marti International Airport (HAV)

Overview

Formerly known as Rancho-Boyeros Airport, José Marti International Airport is located 11 miles (18km) southwest of Havana, and is Cuba's main airport. Serving as a hub for Cubana de Aviación, Aerogaviota and Aero Caribbean Airlines, the facility serves several million passengers each year.

The airport's four passenger terminals each have their own purpose: Terminal One serves domestic flights, Terminal Two handles Special Authority flights to and from the US, Terminal Three is for international flights, and Terminal Four primarily serves Aero Caribbean and Aerotaxi. Facilities are basic but good, with a modest variety of shops and restaurants with 24-hour service.

Location

The airport is situated 9 miles (15km) from Havana.

Getting to the city

Buses depart the airport for Havana every 30 minutes from 10am to 10pm, but require payment in local currency. Private transport is advisable.

Time

Local time is GMT -5 (GMT -4 from second Sunday in March to first Sunday in November).

Car rental

Transtour, Rex and Cubanacar operate car hire facilities at the airport.

Airport Taxis

Official taxis are available outside all terminal buildings.

Transfer between terminals

A bus services the four terminals, with the fifth one being a freight terminal and not for passenger use.

Facilities

Airport facilities include VIP lounges with business facilities, banks and currency exchange, disabled assistance, a lost and found, and a variety of shopping and dining options.

Parking

There is short and long-term parking available roughly 500 feet (150m) from the terminal buildings.

Website

www.havana-airport.org

Internet

Internet services are available in Terminal 3 for a fee.

Business Lounges

Several VIP lounges in Terminal 3 offer phone, fax and copying services.

Havana International Taxis: the taxi fares above are intended as a guideline only.