The airport has 4 passenger terminals: Terminal 1 (domestic), Terminal 2 (charters and select US flights), Terminal 3 (regular international), and Terminal 5 (regional charters). Because walking between them is not possible due to runway distances, transfers are done via shuttle bus or taxi.
Official taxis available outside terminals 2 and 3 are the standard choice, reaching central areas (Vedado, Old Havana) in 25 to 35 minutes with typical negotiated reference fares of 20 to 30 USD/MLC. Coordinated Transtur tourist shuttles are also available to select hotels.
No. Ride-hailing apps such as Uber, Lyft, Cabify, or DiDi do not operate in Cuba due to connectivity and payment system restrictions.
Official exchange offices (CADECA) operate in departures and arrivals of terminals 2 and 3. ATMs are available in Terminal 3 public area, accepting international cards not issued by US banks.
No, Wi-Fi is not free. Access requires purchasing pre-paid cards or tourist SIM cards from the ETECSA counter in Terminal 3, or using VIP lounge facilities.
Yes, VIP lounges operate in Terminal 3 (24-hour Salón Elegante in international departures and Salón Paraíso in arrivals) and Terminal 2. Access is available to business class passengers on partner airlines or by paying directly at the door or via advance booking.
Yes, the airport is open 24 hours with round-the-clock security. However, there are no sleeping cabins or hotels inside, benches have armrests, and air conditioning is cold, so bringing warm clothing is recommended.