Operations are concentrated in a single small terminal area serving arrivals and departures; facilities are utilitarian and focused on short-turn transfers. Expect short walking distances and limited passenger amenities compared with larger airports.

Transfers are typically by road on the island or by organized shuttle for offshore work sites; travel times to local settlements are usually short (minutes) but will depend on your final destination.

• Taxis / shuttles: Primary means of transfer; often arranged by employers or accommodation providers.
• Private cars: Common for island transfers; driving times are short.
• Ferry / boat connections: If you’re connecting to the mainland by sea, check schedules-these are separate from airport services.

Expect very basic facilities: waiting areas, small kiosks or vending options, and limited retail. There are unlikely to be dedicated lounges or extensive food courts. Wi‑Fi and power outlets may be limited; bring a charged power bank. For specific services (medical, larger catering), rely on arrangements through hosts or operators on the island.