Airport Guide
Havana Airport (HAV)
Havana Airport (HAV)
Jose Marti International Airport is the primary gateway to Cuba, serving as the main international hub for the capital city of Havana. Located approximately 15 kilometers southwest of the city center, it plays a vital role in connecting the island nation to major destinations across the Americas and Europe.
Cuba
Country
Flight Partners
Operating Airlines
American Airlines
Copa Airlines
Iberia
JetBlue
Cubana de Aviacion
Flight Connections
Popular Routes
Miami (MIA) to Havana (HAV)
Over 50 flights per week
Madrid (MAD) to Havana (HAV)
Daily direct transatlantic services
Panama City (PTY) to Havana (HAV)
Multiple daily regional connections
Mexico City (MEX) to Havana (HAV)
Frequent daily departures
Fort Lauderdale (FLL) to Havana (HAV)
Regular low-cost carrier schedules
Explore Nearby
Trending Places
Old Havana (Habana Vieja) Historic District
The Malecon Waterfront Esplanade
El Capitolio (National Capitol Building)
Plaza de la Revolucion
Castillo de la Real Fuerza
Snapshot
Quick Facts
Country
Cuba
Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is HAV airport from the city center?
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Jose Marti International Airport is located approximately 15 kilometers (9 miles) southwest of Havana.
Which terminal should I go to for US-bound flights?
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Most flights to and from the United States operate out of Terminal 2 or Terminal 3; check your airline ticket for specific details.
Is currency exchange available at Havana Airport?
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Yes, there are currency exchange booths known as Cadecas located in both the arrivals and departures areas of the main terminals.
Are there car rental services at HAV?
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Yes, several state-run car rental agencies like Rex, Via, and Cubacar have desks in the arrivals hall.
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