I like the interior of this Airport It’s beautiful with waffle structure. Service is great as always (Ethiopian airlines 👌🏽) Good cafe, coffee and small breakfast available. The only thing is the bathroom smells bad at the waiting area.

The first airfield at Jijiga was constructed in 1929. An airplane crash at Jijiga in July 1930 involved the eighth or ninth aircraft introduced to Ethiopia; it was the second airplane disaster in the country. The plane was a Fiat AS-1 with 85 hp engine, a training airplane bought in 1929. The first tests in air pilot training in Ethiopia were passed at the Garad Wiil-Waal Airport by Mishka Babitcheff and Asfaw Ali on 1 and 4 September 1930. By the 1990s, the Garad Wiil-Waal Airport was one of 10 bases of the Ethiopian Air Force. The airport resides at an elevation of 5,413 feet (1,650 m) above mean sea level. It has one runway designated 03/21 with an asphalt surface measuring 2,400 by 45 metres (7,874 ft × 148 ft).

Jigjiga Garad WilWal Airport (HAJJ) This is an airport serving the Somali region and is located in Jigjiga city in Ethiopia. The airport is about 12 km (7 miles) to the east of the city. The airport is named Garad WilWal Airport, after the nineteenth century Somali ruler Garad WilWal.

Jigjiga Airport, also known as Garaad wiil-waal Airport, is an airport serving Jigjiga, the capital city of the somali Region in Ethiopia. A good domestic airport and very helpful workers!

Small domestic airport, but with necessary infrastructure, 10 km to the city.

The only thing I believe Allah is my everything ❤ I don't have Experience in the world And I don't want to learn Because If you learn what about the world 🌎 or not You will leave the university I mean you will die

They deserve 0 star . The staffs are not well trained they thefts baggs and some times what is the inside of the baggs.

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Basic and straight forward, you show up for your flight, get through security and the ticket desk then you fly. There is nothing more to this airport. The bathrooms are exactly what you would expect for an African country.

First thing first the bathroom by the baggage reclaim area stinks really bad!! they need to shut it down or fix it somehow!! there’s another bathroom that doesn’t not smell let people use that one, also they need more than one office for the lost baggage’s and a plane tickets it take forever and no one waits people front/before them they just cut off and walk in, and if you’re Somali don’t come expecting people in the offices speak somali they don’t they speak Amharic and little English that’s why I’m writing this English, other than lost languages and our plan from adis to Jigjiga almost crushing on ground! it wasn’t too bad experience.

This is a quaint little airport with only 2 gates.the positives are that security will take almost no time.

It good but when u try to inter the security is so bad they over protectively and they want money not work