Since scheduled passenger services moved, the old passenger terminal at Léopold Sédar Senghor is no longer the primary facility for commercial flights. Commercial check‑in and arrivals for Dakar are handled at Blaise Diagne; if you have business at the older site confirm access and services in advance. Public passenger facilities at the old terminal are limited compared with its previous role.

For passenger travel to Dakar, Blaise Diagne International Airport (outside of the city) is now the main gateway; travel and transfer arrangements should be planned for Blaise Diagne rather than Léopold Sédar Senghor. Transport links to the old airport site remain but are not the main routes used for scheduled passenger services.

As a former main airport now with reduced passenger traffic, facilities at Léopold Sédar Senghor are not the primary option for travellers. For up‑to‑date passenger services, shopping and lounges use Blaise Diagne. If you must visit the older site for special operations, contact airport authorities in advance to confirm available services.

Because scheduled passenger services were moved to Blaise Diagne, hotels and passenger transfer services focus on Dakar and the Blaise Diagne area rather than the old Léopold Sédar Senghor terminal. For accommodations serving air travellers, search in central Dakar or near the newer airport via major hotel sites.