Operations are carried out from one passenger terminal with check-in desks, security screening and a compact arrivals area. Facilities are typical of regional international airports with passport control available for international services.

Taxis and private transfers are the main ways to reach the city centre; journey times are short and depend on traffic. Public transport options may be available but are less predictable than taxis.

• Taxi / private car: The standard option for most travellers; fares vary by destination and time of day.
• Bus / shared transport: Local buses may serve nearby points but schedules are variable.
• Driving: Road links connect the airport to the surrounding urban area.

Expect basic amenities suitable for regional international traffic: small shops, cafés and passenger services. Retail variety and opening hours may be limited compared with larger hubs.

• Lounges: Limited or none for general travellers.
• Food & drink: Small cafés or kiosks inside the terminal.
• Wi‑Fi / charging: Mobile coverage is available; fixed public Wi‑Fi may be limited.
• Accessibility: Basic support is possible via the airline upon request.

Hotels are in the nearby city (Santo Domingo de los Capuchinos or San Cristóbal area depending on airport) rather than at the airport. No large international airport hotels are on-site; arrange hotel transfers in advance for evening arrivals.