Margaret Ekpo International Airport

The airport has a single passenger terminal building that handles arrivals and departures on one concourse. Facilities are compact and arranged landside/airside in one building - check-in, security and immigration are all within the same terminal footprint. Expect short walking distances between check-in and gates.

Taxis and shared minibuses are the main ways to reach Calabar city from the airport; travel to the city center typically takes about 15-30 minutes depending on traffic. There is no rail service.

• Taxis: Metered taxis or airport taxis are available outside the terminal; fares vary by time of day and negotiation, pay in cash.
• Buses/minibuses: Local shared minibuses (danfos) and shuttles serve routes into Calabar; these are cheaper but less predictable.
• Driving: The airport is a short drive from central Calabar; road connections are straightforward but can be congested during peak hours.

Public transport and formal ride‑share services are limited compared with larger Nigerian airports; plan transfers in advance if arriving late.

The terminal is small and focused on basic passenger needs. Food & drink: a small selection of cafés or kiosks is typically available landside; choice is limited, especially outside peak hours. Wi‑Fi: public Wi‑Fi may be limited or unavailable; assume mobile data is more reliable. Lounges: there are no major international lounge operators; any airline lounges are small or operated by carriers. Charging & seating: limited charging points and seating; carry a power bank. Accessibility: basic accessible facilities are present but limited; request assistance from your airline in advance.