Union Island International Airport

Terminal facilities are minimal and scaled for small aircraft operations: a small check-in area, short walking distances to the apron and limited waiting/seating space. Procedures are generally informal compared with major airports, and passengers often board via stairs directly onto aircraft.

On-island transfers from the airstrip to accommodation are typically by short taxi or hotel-arranged transfer; journey times across the island are brief.

• Taxi / hotel transfer: Taxis and hotel shuttles are the most common onward options-arrange transfers in advance where possible.
• Boat / ferry: Many visitors combine air and sea travel-ferries and private boats connect Union Island with neighbouring islands and must be checked for schedules.
• Car hire: Rental vehicles are limited; local taxis are the normal mode for island travel.

Expect very basic terminal services: small kiosks or vendors at best, limited seating and few retail options. Wi‑Fi and charging facilities may be absent or intermittent. There are no large lounges; assistance and accessibility services are minimal-coordinate with your airline or tour operator for special needs.