Douglas-Charles Airport

The airport operates from one small passenger terminal that handles check‑in, security and arrivals in a single building. Facilities are limited compared with larger international airports.

Because the terminal is small, movement between check‑in, security and gates is by walking; there are no inter‑terminal transfers.

Ground transport options are primarily taxis and private transfers; rental cars may be available. Travel times to island towns vary widely because of the island’s road network - expect longer drives than straight‑line distance implies.

• Car / driving: Rental cars are available at or near the airport from local suppliers; roads can be narrow and winding.
• Taxis & transfers: Taxis and prearranged private transfers are the most common way to reach hotels and towns.
• Public transit: Limited public bus services may exist but schedules and reliability vary; rely on taxis or booked transfers for timely connections.

Facilities are basic and aimed at short regional operations: a small number of concessions, check‑in counters and baggage claim.

• Lounges: No major airline lounges are expected.
• Food & drink: Limited food and drink options inside the terminal; bring snacks or water if arriving late.
• Wi‑Fi: Wi‑Fi availability may be limited; do not rely on high‑speed connections for important tasks.
• Charging & seating: Seating is available though charging points may be limited.
• Accessibility: Basic accessibility services are provided; check with your carrier for assistance needs.