Comments for Cuba

Im sorry but this airport is a chaos

La impresion que causa este aeropuerto a los que llegan por primera vez a el es la de quien llega a un campo de batalla, la mugre abunda por todos los rincones, el mal olor es imperante, la falta de cortesia y profecionalismo del personal es contrastante con la intencion de convertirse en el destino preferido de los turistas en el Caribe, se persibe un ambiente de hostilidad y cohexion desde que desiendes de la escalerilla del avion, el personal militar y represivo que te resive te observa amenazadoramente en busca de alguna respuesta a su lista de interrogantes e inquietudes silenciosas, luego de una larga espera sales fuera de la terminal y te resive el verdadero pueblo Cubano, deceoso de compartir contigo lo poco que tienen y un calor sofocante que te recuerda que estas en el tropico. "Bienvenido a Cuba, tierra de libertad".(deseada)

Excellent airport..easy in and out - only a 20 dollar taxi fare to anywhere in Havana and civilized too...in the departures area, while you're waiting for your flight, there's even a 'smoking lounge' for smokers.

Hello please update de code for this airport.Now is only OACI code [MUCO] and the IATA CODE [CCC]is for Jardines Del Rey [MUCC] that is locared in the same KEY.

Aerogaviota airlines is the only company that flight two times a week to Cayo las Brujas with ATR-42's [TU & SA] from Playa Baracoa [UPB]in Havana

This airport is totally closed for aviation business.

Cubana Airlines,AIRTRANSAT,AIR CANADA,WESTJET and SUNWINGS to and from Canada.

This airport in actually closed for aviation business[the runway now is part of a road].Please read my note on "Jardines del Rey" [CCC][MUCC] Cayo Coco's "NEW" airport.

The oficial name is "Jardines Del Rey" /Cayo Coco [ NEW ]International airport and the IATA code is [CCC]/[MUCC] Transfered from the old airport with ICAO CODE [MUCO].

Reply to @david:The Cuban gov comunist oficial newspaper "Granma"

Reply to @david: Airport belongs to the Cuban gov.

5 IN AND OUTS IN 1995.....ALL I HOPED FOR !

Thanks for the comment. We already have "UBP" in the database for http://www.ourairports.com/airports/VTUU/ - do you know of a source to confirm which airport it actually belongs to?

Thanks - updated.

Thanks for the information. Google Maps still shows this as "Punta de Maisi" airport. Is there an official source where we can confirm the other name?

You're an absolute idiot for putting those types of items in your checked baggage anyway, so you have no one to blame but yourself. Firstly - why would you even bring that type of jewellry with you in the first place ( do you really need to flash your baubles on the beach ) and secondly, if they're so precious to you - why aren't you WEARING your engagement/wedding rings??

I wouldn't even put expensive/sentimental items in my checked baggage if I was flying through Heathrow/Frankfurt/Dulles let alone a country like Cuba. If I had something precious and didn't want anything to happen to it, it wouldn't leave my side - so once again, it's your own stupid fault for leaving it in your checked baggage.

The actual name of this small airport is "Guardalavaca" and is a Heliport for Aerogaviota Airlines

The IATA code or this airport is:[UPB] and is a small hub for AEROGAVIOTA AIRLINES. flts to:SCU,VRA,CYO,TND[CHARTER],BWW,HOG,BCA and CCC[CHARTER].

The IATA CODE: [BWW]

The oficial Airport name is "Joaquin de Aguero"

The airport oficial name is " ALFREDO NOA DIAZ".[IATA CODE:UMA/ICAO CODE:MUMA].Inagurated by Fidel Castro on July-10-1970.The operation of this small airport is by AN-2 three times x week from Baracoa,Guantanamo[BCA/MUBA].pls UPDATE your info.

I flew from this airport to the Uk on 03/06/2010 and the padlocks were broken on my luggage, items stolen included my engagement ring, wedding ring, 2 pairs of gold earings, 1 pair of silver earings and perfum..... be very careful!!!!

The truth will set you free ;)

Now Mariel is closed and used as a container terminal.

While this former airfield is in Cuba, it's part of the Guantanamo Bay Naval Station, which is under U.S. control.

Although this base is located in Cuba, it's under American control due to a long-term lease signed -- its the U.S.'s oldest overseas base, and the only one in a hostile country. It has received a lot of news coverage recently because of its use as a prison camp during the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.

Hi

Nice! Many thanks, easy to find helpful information. Good work.