Ignacio Agramonte International Airport (CMW)

Ignacio Agramonte International Airport (CMW) in Camagüey is a compact facility where domestic and international sections are housed in a single complex, making transfers relatively simple. For most travelers, connecting through CMW involves a 'self-transfer' where you must exit the arrivals hall, collect your baggage from the single carousel, and walk less than two minutes to the international departures zone. For those connecting from a domestic flight to an international carrier such as American Airlines (to Miami) or Sunwing/WestJet (to Canada), it is highly recommended to allow at least 3 hours. This buffer accounts for frequent domestic delays and the manual document verification required for U.S.-bound flights. It is mandatory to complete the D’VIAJEROS digital entry/exit form and have the QR code ready for check-in. The airport lacks jet bridges, so be prepared for a tarmac walk and mobile stairs; carrying an umbrella for sun or tropical rain is advisable. For premium travelers, a VIP Lounge is available for a fee (approx. $25 USD) which provides a more comfortable wait and expedited immigration processing. Cash is essential at the terminal, as ATMs and CADECA exchange booths can run out of currency; carry small denominations of USD or EUR for airport fees. If you have a long layover, downtown Camagüey is about 7 km away, but authorized taxis are the only reliable transport method. Always verify check-in deadlines, as international counters at CMW strictly close 60 minutes before departure. For international arrivals connecting to other Cuban cities, ensure you have pre-arranged a rental car or 'Viazul' bus ticket, as onward domestic flight frequency can be low.

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