Cape Air is the sole scheduled passenger airline serving the airport, offering daily flights connecting Mayagüez with San Juan (SJU).
The airport is located 6 km (4 miles) north of the city. Travel is typically via local taxis stationed outside or rideshare services such as Uber, with travel times ranging from 10 to 15 minutes. There are no municipal buses directly serving the terminal.
No. The terminal closes to the public overnight after daily scheduled flights end and does not offer 24-hour amenities. Travelers should arrange accommodation at hotels in Mayagüez or Rincón.
No car rental counters operate inside the terminal building. You must make advance reservations with city offices (such as Enterprise) or travel to Aguadilla Airport (BQN), which hosts airport counters.
The terminal does not feature restaurants, cafés, retail shops, or duty-free stores. Only basic vending machines selling drinks and snacks are located in common areas.
According to operating airline Cape Air, passengers departing from Mayagüez Airport do not go through TSA screening prior to entering the boarding lounge.