The airport operates from a single terminal building that handles both arrivals and departures; the layout provides check‑in desks, security and baggage claim in one consolidated terminal used by multiple carriers. The airport was built to serve both Ordu and Giresun, so ground transport options link to towns on both sides.

Ground transport includes taxis, private transfers and car hire; travel times vary depending on whether you’re heading to Ordu or Giresun but expect a regional drive.

• Taxi/private transfer: Readily available at arrivals and the most convenient way to reach local towns.
• Shuttle/coaches: Some scheduled coach services connect the airport to nearby city centres; check local timetables.
• Car rental: Several rental companies commonly operate at the airport for regional travel.
• Driving: Well‑maintained roads link the airport to both Ordu and Giresun; allow extra time for coastal traffic during peak season.

Facilities are in line with a modern regional airport.

• Lounges: No large international lounge networks typical at small regional airports, though airline waiting areas are provided.
• Food & drink: Cafés and kiosks are usually available inside the terminal.
• Wi‑Fi & charging: Public Wi‑Fi is commonly available; charging points are provided in passenger areas.
• Luggage & storage: Short‑term parking and standard baggage handling services are provided; long‑term left‑luggage services are not commonly advertised.
• Accessibility: Modern accessibility features are typically in place; request assistance via your airline if required.