The airport uses a single passenger terminal with separate processing areas for arrivals and departures. International gates and baggage facilities are grouped inside the same terminal; there is a mix of permanent counters and seasonal/charter processing desks during high season. Facilities focus on quick transfer to ground transport and resort shuttle operations.

Most visitors travel between the airport and resorts or Montego Bay by taxi or pre-arranged hotel shuttle; transfers typically take 15-45 minutes depending on the resort location.

• Shuttles / transfers: Many resorts offer direct transfers booked with your booking agent - often the simplest option for tourists.
• Taxis: Official taxis and metered/flat‑rate vehicles operate outside arrivals; fares to nearby resorts and Montego Bay vary widely (typical transfers often fall in the USD 20-40 range, longer transfers cost more).
• Car hire: Multiple car-rental desks are located in the terminal.
• Local buses: There are local minibuses to Montego Bay and surrounding towns, but schedules and stops are less convenient for tourists with luggage.

The terminal provides duty-free shopping, currency exchange, ATMs, cafes and quick-service restaurants in both landside and airside areas. Basic passenger services such as information desks and car-rental counters are available. Wi‑Fi coverage is provided in parts of the terminal (often with time or data limits). Lounges are limited outside peak tour-operator seasons.

There are no major on‑site hotels at the terminal; most accommodation serving arrivals are resort properties and hotels along the north coast and in Montego Bay, typically 15-45 minutes by transfer depending on the resort location. Many resorts include airport transfers - book these in advance for the best rates.