Yemen's primary international gateway, serving as the main hub for the capital and northern provinces.


Sanaa International Airport (SAH) is located 13 km north of central Sanaa, serving as the largest and most significant airport in Yemen. It connects the capital to major cities in the Middle East, North Africa, and beyond, supporting both passenger and cargo operations.
15.4763, 44.2197
Passenger traffic has remained steady due to ongoing regional instability, with limited international flights since 2015.
2,500
Workers include airline staff, ground handlers, security, customs, and airport operations personnel.

The airport's single terminal and 3,200-meter runway support medium-capacity operations, with expansion plans delayed due to conflict.
Basic passenger and baggage screening systems are in place, with gradual upgrades to navigation and security infrastructure.
Efforts focus on energy-efficient lighting and water conservation, with future plans for improved waste management.
Coordinate with international agencies to restore full operations and secure humanitarian access.
Prioritize runway repairs and terminal modernization to restore capacity and safety standards.
Adopt international best practices for environmental management as stability allows.