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Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport

Roatán, Honduras
RTB MHRO

⏰ Minimum Connection Times

Domestic → Domestic
45
minutes
Domestic → International
75
minutes
International → Domestic
75
minutes
International → International
90
minutes
Interline Connections
115
minutes

🏢 Terminal Information

Island gateway; single small terminal.

🔄 Connection Tips

Arrive early; limited gates.

📍 Location

Ahuas Airport

Ahuas, Honduras
AHS MHAH

⏰ Minimum Connection Times

Domestic → Domestic
60
minutes
Domestic → International
90
minutes
Interline Connections
120
minutes

🏢 Terminal Information

Ahuas Airport (AHS) is a remote community airstrip in Honduras’ Gracias a Dios department, serving the village of Ahuas on the Mosquito Coast. Facilities center on a very small terminal hut/shelter adjacent to an unpaved runway used by charter, missionary, medical, and community flights connecting to larger Honduran towns. Check‑in is informal and handled by the operator on duty; passengers board on foot across the apron. Arrivals walk directly into the public area where baggage is hand‑returned.\n\nThe airfield layout is extremely simple. From the drop‑off point to the terminal shelter is under 1 minute, and the walk to parked aircraft is typically 30–60 seconds depending on position. There are no buses, jet bridges, or inter‑terminal transfers—everything is ground‑level and within a few dozen meters.\n\nThere is no TSA‑style screening and no immigration or customs at AHS. All international border formalities, if part of an itinerary, occur at larger airports such as Tegucigalpa (TGU), San Pedro Sula (SAP), or Roatán (RTB). Local security is informal but enforced by operators; bring government ID for manifest verification.\n\nAmenities are minimal. Expect basic seating and, when staffed, a simple kiosk or office; there are no restaurants, lounges, or retail. Cellular coverage and Wi‑Fi can be inconsistent. Ground transport is pre‑arranged with local drivers or your lodge—there is no formal taxi rank. Cash is preferred in remote areas; carry small denominations.\n\nAccessibility is basic but step‑free into the shelter; staff can assist passengers with reduced mobility. Family facilities are minimal; bring baby supplies, water, and snacks as there are no services on site.

🔄 Connection Tips

Allow adequate time for connections. Check with airline for specific requirements.

📍 Location

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