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About José Martí Airport (HAV)

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IATA/ICAO Code:
HAV/MUHA
Address:
Avenida Rancho Boyeros, La Habana, Cuba
City: Havana
Country:
Cuba
Phone:
+53 7 2664644
Arrivals: José Martí (HAV) Arrivals
Departures: José Martí (HAV) Departures
Latitude/Longitude
22.98920059, -82.40910339
Map: Click to view airport map
Reviews:
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2.0 rating based on 12,345 ratings
Overall rating: 2 out of 5 based on 10 reviews.
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José Martí Airport (IATA: HAV, ICAO: MUHA), is an airport serving the Havana area in Cuba. Scroll down or click here to see what José Martí Airport shops, bars, restaurants, cafes, and facilities we have in our Duty Free Information 2024 Database. Currently in our database we have information on 3 shops, 3 cafes, and 3 restaurants at José Martí Airport. If you believe this data is out of date or incorrect in any way, please contact us and we will get our team of researchers to correct our data.

José Martí International Airport, also known as José Martí International Airport or simply Havana Airport, is the main international airport of Cuba and the largest in the country. Located about 15 km (9 miles) southwest of Havana, this airport serves as a hub for Cubana de Aviación, Aerogaviota and Aero Caribbean. The airport is named after Cuban nationalist José Martí, who fought for independence from Spain in the late 19th century.

The airport has two runways and one terminal building, with an approximate area of 84620 m2 (91000 sq ft). It is well-connected to other areas of Havana via bus transport. There are plenty of shops at the airport selling souvenirs, drinks and food items such as sandwiches, pastries and other snacks. Passengers can also access Wi-Fi at certain locations in the terminal building.

José Martí International Airport offers over 25 destinations within Cuba itself as well as to other countries including France, Mexico, Russia and Canada. In addition to scheduled flights by commercial airlines like Air Europa Express, American Airlines and TUI fly Deutschland there are also charter services available from this airport. With its regular passenger traffic increasing steadily over time José Martí International Airport has become an important gateway into Cuba for both business travelers and tourists alike.

In recent years various upgrades have been made to improve infrastructure at the airport such as improvements to its runway system which now covers 200 hectares (494 acres), new baggage handling facilities, modernised ticketing counters and new check-in desks for international services. Additionally there are several car rental companies located nearby the terminal building making it easier for travelers to explore all that Havana and Cuba have to offer without having to worry about transportation options.

Frequently Asked Questions about José Martí Airport

It takes approximately 26 mins to drive the 10.0 mi (16.1 kilometres) between the centre of Havana and José Martí Airport, making it accessible enough to facilitate and accommodate any travel plans. Make sure you arrive in time to take the opportunity to explore the duty-free shopping opportunities located inside HAV airport, where you can purchase exclusive perfumes and colognes, cigarettes, alcohol, food items, confectionery, and souvenirs from Cuba.

External parking options are available. Don't forget that you can also opt to leave your car at home, thanks to the many public transportation alternatives that can take you to and from José Martí Airport.

Once you arrive at the airport, you have the option to fuel up for your journey ahead by grabbing a bite to eat at any of the 6 available restaurants and cafes, or why not head straight for the duty-free shopping opportunities at the 3 different shops around José Martí Airport? Get a last-minute gift for a loved one, or spoil yourself with a well-deserved souvenir from your trip.

  • Amanda’s Salon
  • Cotorro Havanna
  • Farmacia internacional

  • Bella Isla
  • Black Cafe
  • Cafeteria Terminal II
  • Cotorro Havanna
  • Paraíso Criollo
  • Restaurante

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HAV/MUHA

Avenida Rancho Boyeros, La Habana, Cuba

Havana

Cuba

+53 7 2664644

José Martí Airport (HAV/MUHA) shops, restaurants, and facilities

Shops, bars, restaurants, cafes, and facilities at José Martí Airport:

Amanda’s Salon
  • +5358447715
  • Closes 4pm
Bella Isla
  • Terminal 3
Black Cafe
Cafeteria Terminal II
  • 24 hours
  • Terminal 2
Cotorro Havanna
Cotorro Havanna
Farmacia internacional
  • +5372664924
  • Closes 7pm
Paraíso Criollo
  • Terminal 3
Restaurante
  • Closes 11pm

What airlines operate passenger services out of José Martí Airport?

The following airlines all fly passenger services out of José Martí Airport:

José Martí Airport Reviews
★★★☆☆
“ muy lento el control de pasaportes”
- Álvaro Neira Datorr

★★☆☆☆
“ Lotnisko stare ale mające swój klimat. Czuć, że jest się na Kubie :)”
- Konrad

★★☆☆☆
“ Too hot, custom slow”
- José Liu

★★★☆☆
“ El aeropuerto tiene 5 terminales y estan comunicado entre si por un autobusos.los taxi al centro de la ciudad cuestan 20 dolares.el servicio dentro del aeropuerto va a ritmo caribeño Y todo funciona con mucha ccalma.la terminal 3 es la mas moderna de todas”
- julio diaz

★★★☆☆
“ Well, I find the lack of almost everything is just part of the charm :-) Don't expect any delicious food etc in the lounge”
- Tobias Meiklokjes Staerbo

★☆☆☆☆
“ Le terminal domestique 1 fait penser à un aéroport de province des années 50. Evidemment pas de wifi, denrée rare à Cuba et des vitres totalement dépolies qui interdisent tout regard sur la piste (ce qui n'est pas le cas du Terminal 3 international). Bref, un simple hangar.”
- Pierre-Alexis Perrin

★☆☆☆☆
“ Possibly the worst airport we've arrived at. Over 2 hours from landing to exiting the airport. Huge delays at immigration, to have hand bagage x-rayed (coming in!) but the worst was the interminable wait for our bags. Only one ForEx counter, with a massive queue”
- Robert Heywood

★☆☆☆☆
“ Dreadful airport. Over an hour and a half to check in, duty free shop (only one) had massive queue as not enough staff. Queue for "fast food" place (again, only one) was halfway along the airport, the urinals in the men's toilets were all broken. Over an hour sitting on the 'plane waiting for bags to be loaded.”
- Robert Heywood

★★☆☆☆
“ There's no too many options by getting into Jose Martí International Airport.Taxi costs around 25 CUC.(If your trip after midnight some hotels charged you around 5 CUC for the night shifts). Bars and coffe shops are sometimes "closed" with the staff checking the stock of beverages and food they have in front of you. Air conditioner is really strong,even during early morning. Security and Immigration process are pretty fast.But during the X- ray control, officers doesn't look very professional at all. Wi-fi is only available at the departure lounge (You have to buy the ETECSA card in advance).It's hard to get it ,but if you give it a try, you can go at the offices in La Habana Vieja.Where you have to queue about 3 hours. Terminal facilities are basic and a lot of souverins stores surrounding the lobby area. The departure lounge has an small Duty Free shop where you can pay in CUC or Credit card .It's one of the only places you can use electronic paying methods. You can also find a lot of products from other Central - american countries. Mostly candies and cookies.”
- Maximiliano Romero

★★☆☆☆
“ Immigration and Baggage claim are pretty good. Arrival lounge are mostly full of people. It's better to get Cuban currency at the bureau there at the airport instead of the city centre.”
- Maximiliano Romero
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