Ebon Airport (EBO)

Ebon Airport (EBO) is the southernmost aviation gateway in the Marshall Islands, serving the beautiful but remote Ebon Atoll. For travelers connecting through EBO, the most critical tip is to understand the 'Southern Route' of Air Marshall Islands (AMI). Flights from Majuro (MAJ) are typically scheduled only once or twice a week, and because Ebon is at the end of the chain, these flights are the first to be affected by delays earlier in the day. Always confirm your flight status at the AMI main office in Majuro 24 hours before departure. A vital connection tip for Ebon is the necessity of building a massive 'weather buffer' into your return itinerary; it is not uncommon for flights to be delayed by two or three days due to high winds or heavy tropical rain affecting the unpaved coral runway. Never book an international connection out of Majuro for the same day you are scheduled to leave Ebon. Ground transportation on Ebon is primarily via walking or local outrigger canoe; ensure you have pre-arranged a pickup with your local host, as there are no vehicles stationed at the airstrip. Pack all gear in waterproof, floating bags, as your 'connection' to the main village often involves a wet landing from a small boat. There is no terminal building, just a small shaded area, so bring your own water and sun protection for the wait. There are no ATMs or stores on the atoll that accept cards, so carry enough US Dollars in small denominations for all local transactions. Finally, the flight to Ebon offers spectacular views of the Ralik Chain, so keep your camera ready for the low-altitude approach over the turquoise lagoon.

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