Located just 14km (9 miles) east of San Juan, Luis Munoz Marin International Airport (SJU) is the main international gateway to sunny Puerto Rico.
Known to many as San Juan International, this is Puerto Rico's only international airport, and it serves more than four million passengers per year. Flights to Luis Munoz Marin International Airport arrive daily, with some of the major operators American Eagle, Cape Air, JetBlue Airways and Executive Airlines. There is one main terminal building with a number of concourses. There is a second terminal building due to open in late 2011.
The facility is clean and well maintained and visitors can expect to breeze through the efficient customs and immigration without having to queue too long. If you're in transit or have a long wait, however, be aware that most shops and restaurants stick to island time, and will close by 5pm.
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The terminals are all connected to a central terminal building, so getting between them is simple enough.
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Train: There are no trains servicing the airport.
Bus: The Metropolitan Bus Authority operates in the area and services the airport.
Taxis: There is a variety of taxi companies, including an Official Tourism Company-sponsored taxi, which takes passengers into the heart of San Juan. Fares range between US$20 and US$25 to reach the city.
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There is a multi-level parking garage which charges hourly rates. There are also 2,000 long-term parking spaces available. Short-term parking will set you back US$1.25 for the first hour, and US$0.75 for each hour thereafter. Long-term parking will cost US$18.50 for the first day and US$12 for each additional day.
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Money and communications: There is a Banco Popular de Puerto Rico branch, and there are numerous ATMs dotted around the terminal building.
Luggage: There are no left-luggage facilities or lockers available. The airport does not have a lost-and-found service, but you can use the telephones at the security desks to contact your airline, the police, or the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
Conference and business: There are press conference facilities, and an American Airlines Club lounge, a Delta lounge and a Continental Airlines lounge. There is also a hotel nearby which caters for conferences.
Other facilities: There are medical aid facilities, and the Aeroparque where you can view aircraft taking off and landing.
Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi is available in the airport lounges. The service is provided by T-mobile and iPass. This is not a free service, and more information can be found on their websites.
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