The airport primarily receives flights from Air Transat and Sunwing Airlines, offering seasonal connections and charter services from Canadian cities such as Montreal and Toronto to the resorts of the Pacific Riviera.
Local taxis are available right outside the terminal entrance. You can also book private resort shuttles in advance or use transportation arranged through vacation packages.
No. The terminal operates strictly according to scheduled flights and closes outside operational hours. Overnight stays inside the terminal are not permitted.
Budget provides vehicle delivery for scheduled flights, and Enterprise has a nearby office at Mareas Mall in Río Hato on the Pan-American Highway. Other companies like Alamo, National, and Hertz arrange car drop-offs with advance reservations.
No, Scarlett Martínez International Airport in Río Hato does not have operational VIP lounges.
The airport offers a basic snack bar/cafeteria with beverages, a duty-free shop, souvenir stands, and a first aid station during flight operation times.