The airport operates from a single small passenger terminal with simple check‑in and arrivals areas. Facilities are basic: no jet bridges, limited seating, and straightforward security/baggage claim. Airlines operate from common check‑in desks rather than dedicated terminals.

Transfers are almost entirely by road - taxis or prearranged hotel transfers are the norm and the quickest way to Hadibu and nearby settlements. There is no rail or metro service.

• Taxi/private transfer: The standard way to reach Hadibu and other island settlements; frequencies depend on flight times and local operators.
• Car hire: Very limited; if needed arrange in advance through your hotel or tour operator.
• Public transport: Formal public bus services are minimal to non‑existent; expect to rely on hotel pickups or local taxis.

The terminal offers very basic passenger facilities. Small snack/tea stalls may operate during flight times, but choices are limited. There are no airline lounges and duty‑free is not available.

• Wi‑Fi/charging: Wi‑Fi is unreliable or absent; charging points are limited - bring a power bank.
• Luggage: No formal left‑luggage service; keep valuables with you.
• Accessibility: Basic ramp access may exist but services for reduced mobility are limited; notify your carrier in advance.
• Medical: On‑island medical services are basic; bring necessary medication.

There are no on‑airport hotels. Accommodation is concentrated in Hadibu (the island’s main town) - small guesthouses and ecolodges are the norm. For long layovers choose a guesthouse in Hadibu that offers airport pickup; day rooms are uncommon.