Djibouti’s primary international gateway, serving as a key hub for civil and military aviation in the Horn of Africa.
Djibouti–Ambouli International Airport (JIB) is located approximately 6 kilometers south of Djibouti City’s center. It serves both civilian and military operations and is the main airport for the capital and the country. The airport features a single terminal and a 3,150-meter runway accommodating regional and international flights.
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Passenger traffic has shown steady growth, with a 2.5% year-over-year increase in 2023.
1,200
Staff includes airline, ground handling, security, customs, and airport operations personnel.
Recent terminal upgrades and apron expansions have increased capacity for both passenger and cargo operations.
Implementation of new security screening systems and digital check-in counters has enhanced operational efficiency.
The airport has introduced energy-efficient lighting and waste management programs to reduce its environmental impact.
Strengthen collaboration with international aviation authorities to ensure compliance and secure development funding.
Prioritize runway resurfacing and terminal modernization to support growing traffic and improve resilience.
Expand renewable energy use and promote sustainable airport operations to meet environmental standards.
