Airport Overview  

Toncontín International Airport has become a regional and local airport, therefore, it will only receive flights from Central American countries and national routes. 

Airport Picture 

• Runway 02 

• Passenger Terminal 

• Cargo terminal 

• Track 20 

Description and Contacts of Key Companies 

Toncontín International Airport, located in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, has the collaboration of several government authorities to ensure the proper functioning and safety of airport operations. Some of the main government authorities working at this airport are listed below.

General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC): The DGAC is the entity responsible for the regulation and supervision of civil aviation in Honduras. At Toncontín Airport, they ensure that air operations comply with established safety and efficiency standards. 

Honduran Customs: The presence of Customs at the airport is crucial to control and manage the import and export of goods and goods. They ensure that regulations are complied with and taxes are paid. 

Migration: This authority is responsible for managing the entry and exit of people into the country. They check passengers' documentation, including passports and visas, to ensure they meet established immigration requirements. 

Honduran National Police: The National Police has a presence at the airport to ensure the safety of passengers, crews and personnel working in the facilities. They collaborate in the prevention and response to emergency situations or incidents. 

Honduran Air Force: Since the airport is located in an area with geographical and security challenges, the Air Force may have a presence to perform surveillance and protection tasks of the airspace. 

Ministry of Public Health: This authority can play an important role in reviewing health and disease control protocols at the airport, especially in times of health emergencies. 

It is critical that these government authorities work together to ensure regulatory compliance and provide a safe and efficient environment for travelers and airport operations at Toncontín International Airport. Due to its location in a mountainous area and its short runway, Toncontín Airport presents particular challenges that require careful coordination between authorities to ensure the safety of all users. 

For more information on airport contacts, please refer to the following link: 4.5 Airport Company Contact List. 

Information on some aviation service providers can be found at: http://www.azfreight.com/  

Runway(s)

Airport Infrastructure Details 

Airport Operating Details 

Customs Guidance 

Toncontin International Airport is the main airport in Honduras and has a lot of customs activities. The waiting time to clear customs usually varies depending on the volume of passengers arriving at the same time, but can usually take around an hour. It is advisable to carry all the necessary documents in order and at hand to avoid delays in the review process. Customs officers at the airport are professional and work to ensure passenger safety and compliance with customs regulations. It is recommended to be cordial and cooperative during the inspection process. Customs offices are located inside the airport, after going through passport control. 

For more information about customs, please refer to the following link: 1.3 Customs Information  and https://www.aduanas.gob.hn/ 

Airport Costs 

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