Dr. António Agostinho Neto International Airport (AIAAN)
AIAAN is Luanda’s new main airport in Bom Jesus (Ícolo e Bengo), about 40 km from downtown. It was inaugurated on 10 November 2023 and is designed as a large regional hub for passengers and cargo. A phased transfer of operations from 4 de Fevereiro is underway, with full consolidation targeted during 2025.
Quick look at the terminal, airside and layout.
- Total area: 1,324 hectares (13.24 km²)
- Annual capacity: up to 15 million passengers
- Cargo: approx. 130,000 tons/year
- Runways: 2 parallel, A380-capable
Figures compiled from official briefings.
- Passenger services: check-in, shops & food, ATMs, information desks
- Medical assistance: first-aid/clinic connected to the terminal
- Accessibility: step-free routes, elevators and staff support
- Ground transport: ride-hailing, official taxis and private transfers
More services come online as operations scale.
Since late 2023, citizens of several countries enjoy visa-free entry for visits up to 30 days (multiple entries, maximum 90 days/year). Always check the latest list and conditions before you travel.
Approx. 40 km from central Luanda — typical travel time is 45–70 minutes depending on traffic.
- Ride-hailing apps — predictable pricing
- Private transfers — best for late arrivals or heavy luggage
- Official taxis — agree the fare before departure