El Salvador International Airport San Óscar Arnulfo Romero y Galdámez (SAL), historically known as Comalapa Airport and opened on January 31, 1980, serves the metropolitan area of San Salvador and the entire country. It is one of the main air transportation hubs in Central America, with direct and regular routes to major cities in North America (such as Miami, Houston, Los Angeles, Washington, New York, Mexico City, and Toronto), Central America and the Caribbean (Panama City, San José, Guatemala City, and Santo Domingo), South America (Bogotá, Lima), and Europe (Madrid).
Official website: cepa.gob.sv
Phone: +503 2375 2520
Terminals
The airport features a single multi-level passenger terminal building operating continuously 24 hours a day. It houses 122 check-in counters, security checkpoints, boarding lounges with jet bridges, and an expanded arrivals area equipped with 34 immigration desks and 12 baggage carousels. All wings and concourses are interconnected on foot via indoor walkways.
Annual traffic (2025): 5.2 million passengers.
Information points
The airport has information and customer service desks in the main lobby and in the public arrivals area, along with assistance staff stationed along pedestrian corridors.
