There is a single passenger terminal. Check‑in desks, security screening and passport control are in the main building with departure gates and a modest airside shopping/food area. Facilities are concentrated in one compact space suitable for regional operations.

Because the airport has one terminal there are no internal shuttle transfers; everything is within walking distance once inside the building.

Santiago city centre is typically 15-25 minutes from the airport by road; the main options are an airport bus, taxis and private transfer.

• Rail/metro: No direct rail link from the airport; the nearest train station is in the city centre.
• Buses: An airport bus service connects arrivals with Santiago centre (timing ~15-25 minutes depending on traffic); tickets can usually be bought at the desk or from the driver.
• Taxis: Rank outside arrivals; journey to central Santiago about 15-25 minutes, fares commonly in the €15-€30 range depending on time/day.
• Ride‑share: Availability is limited compared with larger Spanish cities; taxis are the default.
• Driving: The airport is accessed by regional roads; allow 20-30 minutes to the cathedral/old town depending on traffic.

A compact airport offering the essentials for short domestic and seasonal international flights.

• Lounges: No extensive lounge network; some airlines may offer guest access to small airline lounges.
• Food & drink: Small cafés and snack options landside and airside; limited late‑night choices.
• Wi‑Fi: Free Wi‑Fi is usually available for a limited time.
• Charging: Charging points in seating areas but quantities are limited.
• Luggage storage: There is limited or no formal left‑luggage service - check in advance.
• Showers & rest areas: Not generally available.
• Accessibility: Terminal is accessible with level access and assistance available on request.