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How do I get to and from Juanda International Airport?
Juanda International Airport is served by multiple options: regular city buses and airport shuttle services connect the airport with Surabaya and nearby cities; taxis and app-based ride-hailing are widely available at designated stands outside the terminal; many travelers use private cars or hotel transfers. Car rental desks are present, and there are road links to the city and surrounding areas; plan for variable traffic when scheduling journeys to or from the airport.
How do the terminals work at Juanda International Airport?
The airport operates a main passenger terminal handling both domestic and international flights, with separate check-in desks and immigration facilities for international departures and arrivals. Domestic and international gates are organised within the same terminal complex; passengers transferring between flights should follow transfer signage and allow time for immigration and security procedures when moving between domestic and international services.
Tips for flying from Juanda International Airport
Allow extra time for travel because Surabaya road traffic can be congested at peak hours; arrive early for international flights to complete check-in, baggage drop and immigration. Keep travel documents handy for passport control and visa checks. Verify terminal and airline details before departure, and use official taxi or ride-hailing stands for safety. Carry a small amount of local currency for incidental purchases where cards may not be accepted.