
The airport is about 6 km from the centre of Djibouti City, a short taxi ride away.
Djibouti–Ambouli International Airport has a single passenger terminal that handles all civilian flights.
Yes. The runway is shared with military facilities, including French and US bases located around the airfield.
Airlines include Ethiopian Airlines, Turkish Airlines and flydubai, plus Air France and regional carriers such as Air Djibouti.
Direct flights reach hubs including Addis Ababa, Istanbul, Dubai and Paris, where many onward connections are available.
Taxis wait outside the terminal, and many hotels in Djibouti City offer transfers if you arrange them in advance.
JIB is the airport's IATA code. Its ICAO code is HDAM.
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Djibouti–Ambouli International Airport (JIB) is the international airport of the Republic of Djibouti, on the Horn of Africa. It takes its name from the Ambouli area of Djibouti City, and it has been the country's main air link to the rest of the world from its opening in 1948 onward.
JIB is around 6 km from the city centre. The short distance means a taxi ride into town is usually quick, making it easy to head straight to your hotel or to the port area after landing.
A single passenger terminal handles all civilian flights. The airfield is shared between civil aviation and several military bases, including French and US facilities located around the runway. For passengers this makes little difference, but you may notice military aircraft while taxiing. Keep in mind that photography around military areas is not permitted.
Airlines serving the airport include Ethiopian Airlines, Turkish Airlines and flydubai, along with Air France and regional operators such as Air Djibouti. These carriers link Djibouti with hubs including Addis Ababa, Istanbul, Dubai and Paris, where travellers can connect onward to many other cities.
Djibouti City has lively markets and a waterfront along the Gulf of Tadjoura. Further afield, the salt flats of Lake Assal and the limestone chimneys of Lake Abbé offer striking desert landscapes, while the Gulf is known for seasonal whale shark sightings.
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