The airport uses one terminal building with the usual passenger flow areas-check‑in, security and a modest departure hall. Because of its regional role and remote location, the terminal is compact and walkable end‑to‑end.

Transport options are limited; taxis and private hires are the usual ways to reach surrounding towns and transport hubs. Travel times can be long in this high‑altitude, sparsely populated region.

• Taxi / private car: Primary onward transport for most passengers.
• Car rental: Availability may be limited-reserve in advance if needed.
• Buses / coaches: Services may be sparse and seasonal; verify local schedules.
• Driving: Distances to larger towns can be significant; allow extra time for mountain roads.

Expect essential passenger facilities only: restrooms, a small café or kiosk and limited seating. Services are basic due to the airport’s remote, high‑altitude location.

• Lounges: Unlikely.
• Food and drink: Small café or vending options.
• Wi‑Fi / charging: Connectivity and charging points may be limited or intermittent.
• Accessibility: Arrange assistance in advance; luggage storage is usually not available.