Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport

The airport is connected to Luanda by road; travel to central Luanda is typically by taxi or private transfer and can take 30-60 minutes depending on traffic and time of day.

• Rail/Metro: There is no rail link to the terminal.
• Buses: Limited scheduled public bus services serve the airport; many passengers use hotel transfers or taxis.
• Taxis: Taxis and private cars are the most common option; agree the fare in advance or use a metered taxi when available.
• Ride-share: Ride-share availability is limited compared with larger international cities; check locally for options.
• Driving: Road access is direct but traffic and security considerations can affect journey time.

Facilities at Luanda’s main airport include basic passenger services, airline ticket counters, customs/immigration for international arrivals and a modest selection of shops and cafes.

• Lounges: Some airline lounges are available primarily for business-class and status passengers.
• Food & drink: Cafés and small restaurants are available landside and airside.
• Wi‑Fi: Wi‑Fi and communications services are available but can be limited; consider an international roaming plan or local SIM purchased in the city.
• Charging & accessibility: Basic charging points and accessible facilities exist; larger or specialised services may require advance arrangements.