🇩🇲 Marigot, Dominica
Douglas–Charles Airport (DOM) serves as the primary international airport for the island nation of Dominica. It handles regional international services, connecting Dominica to other Caribbean islands and occasionally to larger international hubs. The airport operates from a single, compact terminal building. The terminal layout is functional and efficient, typically featuring a main hall for check-in counters and a security screening area that leads to a common departure lounge. Immigration and customs facilities are available for international arrivals and departures. Walking distances within the terminal are minimal. Amenities are modest, catering to the needs of regional travelers and tourists. Passengers can expect basic facilities such as restrooms, a small café or snack bar for refreshments, and potentially a newsstand or souvenir shop. There are no extensive retail shops, diverse dining options, or dedicated lounges, although there might be a small VIP or airline lounge. Security procedures are standard for international airports in the Caribbean. Ground transportation primarily involves taxis or pre-arranged shuttles to various parts of the island.
Terrain/weather can affect ops; allow buffer.
Douglas‑Charles Airport faces tropical squalls that disrupt approaches; secure travel insurance and allow buffer time for inter‑island connections.
Minimum domestic connection:
45 minutes
International connections:
75 minutes
Interline transfers:
115 minutes
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Last updated: January 1980 | Data Source: IATA and other airline sites and resources