
Andi Jemma Airport uses the IATA code MXB and the ICAO code WAWM. You may also see the name spelled Andi Djemma.
The airport is near Masamba, the capital of North Luwu Regency in South Sulawesi, Indonesia.
It is named after Andi Djemma, a former ruler of Luwu who is honoured as a national hero of Indonesia.
The airport lists free Wi-Fi zones among its facilities. Coverage in a small terminal may be basic, so download what you need beforehand.
Many flights use small aircraft with tight weight limits. Check the allowance with your airline and pack light.
Most are pioneer (perintis) services, subsidised routes run by Susi Air that link Masamba with Makassar and remote inland communities. Schedules are limited, so check before you travel.
Yes, Makassar is the main connection from Masamba. Services run on a limited schedule, so confirm the current timetable before booking.
Yes, the airport lists charging stations among its passenger facilities.
Andi Jemma Airport (MXB), also written Andi Djemma, is a small regional airport serving Masamba, the capital of North Luwu Regency in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. It is named after Andi Djemma, a former ruler of Luwu and a national hero of Indonesia. The airport is run by a unit of the Ministry of Transportation.
The airport sits close to Masamba town, in the Kappuna area. Its short distance from the regency capital means you can reach town quickly by car or motorbike taxi.
MXB has a small terminal with check-in counters, a departure lounge and an arrivals area. There is also a cargo building, since air freight is an important link for inland communities. The airport lists Wi-Fi zones, charging points, an information desk, ATMs and parking among its facilities.
Most flights here are pioneer (perintis) services, subsidised routes that keep remote areas connected. Susi Air flies small aircraft between Masamba, Makassar and isolated communities in the interior of North Luwu. A subsidised Makassar service on larger turboprop aircraft has also been offered with support from the provincial government. Frequencies are limited and can change, so check the latest schedule before you travel.
There is no rail or airport bus service. Travellers usually rely on pick-ups arranged by family or hotels, local taxis or motorbike taxis.
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