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Where flights land in Cuba

15 airports carry scheduled passenger service. 124 airports and airfields exist in the open record, across 16 provinces. This page separates the two, because only the first group is somewhere you can plan an arrival around.

What this site has — and what it does not

Location, identifiers, province and geography for every Cuban airport, from OurAirports. Airline routes, flight schedules, terminal layouts, live arrivals and departures, and fares are not in that source, so they appear nowhere here. An airport page that guesses at a departure time is worse than one that admits it does not know.

The 15 airports with scheduled service

27 Cuban airports carry an IATA code; these are the ones with scheduled passenger traffic.

AirportIATAProvinceType
Abel Santamaria International AirportSanta ClaraSNUVilla ClaraLarge airport
Antonio Maceo International AirportSantiagoSCUSantiago de CubaLarge airport
Frank Pais International AirportHolguinHOGHolguínLarge airport
Ignacio Agramonte International AirportCamagueyCMWCamagüeyLarge airport
José Martí International AirportHavanaHAVLa HabanaLarge airport
Juan Gualberto Gomez International AirportMatanzasVRAMatanzasLarge airport
Alberto Delgado AirportTrinidadTNDSancti SpíritusMedium airport
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes AirportBayamoBYMGranmaMedium airport
Gustavo Rizo AirportBaracoaBCAGuantánamoMedium airport
Hermanos Ameijeiras AirportLas TunasVTULas TunasMedium airport
Jaime Gonzalez AirportCienfuegosCFGCienfuegosMedium airport
Jardines Del Rey AirportCayo CocoCCCCiego de ÁvilaMedium airport
Rafael Cabrera AirportNueva GeronaGERIsla de la JuventudMedium airport
Sierra Maestra International AirportManzanilloMZOGranmaMedium airport
Vilo Acuña International AirportCayo Largo del SurCYOCienfuegosMedium airport

Before you land

Entry formalities are set by the Cuban government. Each of these opens the official process, not a copy of it.

Every airport, by province

124 records across 16 provinces, including airfields with no scheduled service. Province is derived from the nearest provincial centre — the source records a municipality, not a province.

Flying to Cuba — common questions

In-depth guides to each gateway and how to arrive, one question at a time.

flights to Havana

How to fly to Havana's José Martí International Airport (HAV) — which airlines serve it, where it connects, and how to reach the city after you land.

José Martí International Airport

A practical guide to José Martí International Airport in Havana (HAV) — its terminals, location, ground transport, and what to expect on arrival in Cuba.

flights to Varadero

How to fly to Varadero's Juan Gualberto Gómez Airport (VRA) — the main gateway for Cuba's largest beach resort, its airlines, and the short transfer to the hotels.

flights to Holguín

How to fly to Holguín's Frank País Airport (HOG) — the gateway to the Guardalavaca beaches and eastern Cuba, its airlines, and the transfer to the coast.

domestic flights in Cuba

How internal flights work in Cuba — which routes exist, who operates them (Cubana, Aerogaviota), and why an honest plan treats them as a bonus, not a backbone.

airports in Cuba map

Every airport in Cuba on one map — the international gateways with scheduled service, the regional fields, and how they line up west to east across the island.

Havana airport to city centre

How to get from José Martí Airport (HAV) into central Havana — taxi fares, private transfers, classic-car pickups, and how long the ride actually takes.

flights to Santa Clara

How to fly to Santa Clara's Abel Santamaría Airport (SNU) — the gateway to the Cayo Santa María resorts and the historic city of Che Guevara in central Cuba.

flights to Cayo Coco

How to fly to Jardines del Rey Airport (CCC) on Cayo Coco — the airport built on the cays themselves, serving Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo's resorts.

flights to Santiago de Cuba

How to fly to Santiago de Cuba's Antonio Maceo Airport (SCU) — the gateway to Cuba's eastern cultural capital, its airlines, and the long haul it saves.

Source

OurAirports — open reference data. Open reference data. Airline routes, schedules, terminals and live status are not included in this source and are not shown. 124 Cuban records in this build; entries marked closed in the source are excluded. This source publishes no ICAO code for Cuban airports, so none is shown.

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