Options from Tainan usually include taxis and ride-hailing apps, and at many airports also buses or trains. Check the official airport website for current routes and timetables, and allow extra time for traffic.

Where is Tainan Airport?

Tainan Airport (TNN) serves Tainan. Check the distance and journey time from your hotel or home before you set off, especially at peak hours.

Which terminal do I use at Tainan Airport?

Your terminal depends on your airline and, at some airports, on whether you fly domestic or international. Check the terminal on your e-ticket and confirm it with your airline on the day you fly, because terminal assignments can change.

How can I see the flight schedule from Tainan Airport?

The schedule on this page shows upcoming flights from Tainan Airport (TNN) by date, with the airline, departure time and destination. Search your route on Traveloka to see every available flight and fare for your date.

How early should I arrive at Tainan Airport?

Follow the check-in deadline in your booking. As a guide, many airlines advise arriving about two hours before a domestic flight and three hours before an international flight, with more time at busy periods.

How do I check if my flight from Tainan Airport is on time?

Use the Traveloka flight status page with your flight number, or check your airline app and the departure screens at Tainan Airport. Check again before you leave for the airport, as times can change.

What is the airport code of Tainan Airport?

The IATA code of Tainan Airport is TNN. You will see TNN on your e-ticket, boarding pass and bag tag, and you can type it into the flight search to find flights from this airport.

How do I book a flight from Tainan Airport on Traveloka?

Enter TNN as your departure airport, pick your destination and travel date, then compare airlines, times and fares. Review the baggage allowance and refund conditions before you pay. Your e-ticket is sent to your email once the booking is confirmed.

How much baggage can I take on a flight from Tainan Airport?

Your baggage allowance is set by your airline and fare type, and it is shown in your booking details. Security rules for liquids and banned items are set by the authorities in Taiwan, so check both before you pack.

What documents do I need to fly from Tainan Airport?

For a domestic flight, bring an ID your airline accepts. For an international flight, bring your passport and any visa or entry document your destination requires. The name on your booking must match your ID exactly.

Tainan Airport (TNN)

About Tainan Airport (TNN)

Tainan Airport (TNN) is a small regional airport serving the city of Tainan in southern Taiwan. It shares its runway with Tainan Air Base, a Republic of China Air Force base, and ranks among Taiwan's busier domestic airports by passenger volume despite its size.

Airlines and Routes

TNN's main route is domestic, to Kinmen, operated by UNI Air. Tigerair Taiwan and UNI Air also run a small number of scheduled international routes to destinations such as Naha (Okinawa), Incheon and Kumamoto, though schedules on these routes can be seasonal, so check current availability before booking.

Where Flights from TNN Connect To

Beyond Kinmen, TNN's international reach is limited compared to Taiwan's major gateways like Taoyuan or Kaohsiung. For fares and schedules on specific routes, check Traveloka's dedicated flight pages, which cover route pricing in more depth than this overview.

Terminal

TNN operates a single terminal handling both domestic and international flights. Because the airport is shared with a military base, passengers are sometimes transferred between the terminal and aircraft by shuttle bus rather than walking directly to the gate.

Getting To and From the City

Tainan Airport sits close to the city, only a few kilometres from central Tainan. City buses connect the airport to central Tainan, and taxis are available outside the terminal for a direct ride.

Facilities

As a small regional airport, TNN keeps facilities simple: a waiting area, a few cafes and snack counters, and basic duty-free shopping. It does not offer the retail or lounge variety of Taiwan's larger international airports.