Lagos to Port Harcourt
Wed, 15 Jul - Tue, 21 Jul (1 passenger)
Wed, 15 Jul - Tue, 21 Jul (1 passenger)
Port Harcourt International Airport is located in Omagwa, a small suburb in the capital
city of Nigeria's Rivers State, Port Harcourt. The airport operates both domestic and
international flights from two terminals, one of which was opened recently in October
2018 with the capacity to hold seven million passengers annually.
The older terminal at Port Harcourt International Aiport used to handle both domestic
and international passengers prior to the construction of the new terminal, but it is
currently under renovation so that it can host commercial and domestic aircraft
operations.
Port Harcourt International Airport was founded in the 1980s and is the third-busiest
airport in Nigeria by passenger traffic. In 2015, the airport served 1,223,807 passengers
and due to its location in the country's oil and gas hub, it plays an important role in
Nigerian economic development.
while you wait for your flight
There are several lounges at the airport, and they feature comfy chairs and a tranquil atmosphere. Some lounges also provide complimentary snacks and drinks. You can relax and unwind here while waiting for your flight.
Port Harcourt International Airport is at least 50 minutes away from the bustling centre of Port Harcourt city. For passengers with a layover of about five hours or more, you can head to the city for some sightseeing and local experiences. A trip to the city of Port Harcourt is never complete without tasting bole and fish. The roadside delicacy of fish and roasted plantain will leave you asking for more.
While waiting for your flight, you can read books online. Although the airport does not offer complimentary Wi-Fi, you can go to one of the lounges or visit a bookstore in the airport to buy a book.
at Port Harcourt
from Port Harcourt
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Getting from the airport to the City Centre:
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