
Ivato International Airport is about 16 km northwest of central Antananarivo. The drive typically takes 45 minutes to an hour, longer in heavy traffic.
Ivato has two terminals: a modern international terminal and a separate domestic terminal, within a short walk of each other.
Ivato International Airport is operated by Ravinala Airports, which also manages Nosy Be's airport.
Madagascar Airlines has its hub at Ivato. International airlines serving the airport include Emirates, Kenya Airways and Airlink.
Yes. Domestic flights, mainly with Madagascar Airlines, connect Ivato with regional cities around the island.
Taxis and hotel pick-ups are the most common options. There is also a shuttle to central districts such as Analakely, and cars can be hired with or without a driver.
The airport's IATA code is TNR, named for Tananarive, the former name of Antananarivo, and its ICAO code is FMMI.
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Ivato International Airport is the main air gateway to Madagascar and serves the capital, Antananarivo. It handles both international and domestic traffic and is the home base of the national carrier, Madagascar Airlines. The airport is run by Ravinala Airports, which also operates the airport at Nosy Be.
The airport lies in the Ivato area, about 16 km northwest of central Antananarivo. The distance is modest, but traffic on the roads into the capital is often heavy. Allow roughly 45 minutes to an hour for the trip into town, and more at peak times.
Ivato has two passenger terminals a short walk apart. International flights use a modern terminal with boarding bridges and updated baggage systems, while domestic flights use a separate, recently upgraded building with more gates and faster baggage screening. Cafés, shops and currency services are available, and there is paid parking on site.
Madagascar Airlines connects Ivato with regional cities across the island, as well as routes around the Indian Ocean. International carriers serving the airport include Emirates, Kenya Airways and Airlink, giving onward links through hubs such as Dubai, Nairobi and Johannesburg. Other airlines add routes to neighbouring islands, Africa and Europe. Schedules change, so always check the latest timetable.
Taxis are the most common way into the capital, and many hotels will arrange a pick-up if you ask in advance. A shuttle service links the airport with central districts such as Analakely. Car hire is available too, often with a driver, which many visitors prefer on Madagascar's busy and winding roads.
Antananarivo is built across a series of hills. The Rova, the former royal palace complex, looks out over the city from the highest point. Lake Anosy and the lively Analakely market are central sights, and the capital makes a practical base before heading out to national parks and the coast.
Arrange your transfer before landing, particularly for late-evening arrivals. Domestic flight times within Madagascar can change at short notice, so reconfirm the day before you fly and leave a buffer when connecting to an international departure.
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