FAQs
San Pedro Sula (SAP) airport

The fastest and most common option is to take one of the authorized taxis located along the curbside area outside the arrivals lobby. The trip takes between 20 and 30 minutes. Remember to agree on the fare before getting into the taxi, as they do not use meters. There are no direct public urban bus routes from the airport; if you want to take intercity transportation to other regions of Honduras, you must first travel by taxi or rideshare vehicle to the Gran Central Metropolitana de Buses.

Yes, Uber operates in San Pedro Sula and provides transportation to and from the airport. After collecting your luggage and requesting a ride, the app will indicate the pickup location coordinated with your driver, usually in the parking area or in front of the terminal's exterior doors.

Yes, Wi-Fi is available in the main lobby and in the terminal's waiting and boarding areas, allowing you to access the internet from mobile phones and personal computers.

In the public lobby on the ground floor and at convenience stores inside the terminal, you can find sales points where you can purchase SIM cards and prepaid mobile data packages from the country's national mobile operators (Claro and Tigo).

No, the airport does not offer luggage storage, a baggage checkroom, or automated luggage lockers. You must remain with your luggage at all times while inside the terminal.

Yes, the terminal building remains open 24 hours a day. The most commonly used area for resting is the food court in the public area on the ground floor, where there are also food and beverage options open at night (such as Wendy's and Juices Express). Since seating is limited and the air conditioning can be quite cold, it is recommended that you bring warm clothing and a travel blanket.

The airport operates the BAC Credomatic VIP Lounge (on the first upper floor before the security checkpoint) and the International VIP Club Lounge in the boarding area (on the third floor next to Gates 6 and 7). You can access them with memberships such as Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Diners Club, participating credit cards, or by paying the admission fee at the lounge reception.

Yes, the main lobby has ATMs operated by major banks in Honduras for withdrawals in lempiras and U.S. dollars, as well as currency exchange counters for buying and selling Honduran lempiras, U.S. dollars, and euros.