The airport uses a single main passenger terminal building with domestic and international processing areas under one roof. Facilities are concentrated in that terminal: check-in halls, security, passport control and the departure lounge are all in the same building, making transfers simple and typically on foot.

Taxis and buses are the primary ways to reach Samara city centre; journey time to central Samara typically ranges from about 30-60 minutes depending on traffic and weather.

• Rail/metro: No direct rail/metro link to the terminal; rail services connect Samara city but not the airport.
• Buses/shuttles: Local buses and minibus services (marshrutka) connect the airport with the city; schedules are limited outside peak times.
• Taxis: Metered taxis and airport transfer services are available; a taxi to the city is the most reliable option, especially with luggage.
• Driving: Road access to the airport is straightforward; allow extra time in winter or during rush hours.

The terminal provides basic passenger facilities typical of regional Russian airports: cafes and small shops, airline desks and car rental counters. There is ATM access (rubles) and limited duty-free on international departures.

• Lounges: Basic airline business lounges may be available; access is typically via airline or paid entry where offered.
• Food & drink: A small selection of cafés and snack outlets airside and landside; choices shrink outside peak hours.
• Wi‑Fi & charging: Wi‑Fi availability varies; charging points are present in the gate areas but not everywhere.
• Luggage & accessibility: Limited left-luggage options; terminal is accessible but services for travellers with reduced mobility are more limited than at major hubs.