Wonderful people and patients.90% diabetic die in their 40s No doctors on site so multiple amputees snd orphans . Japan polluting the waters and lacking proper medical facilities but meanwhile the super rich avoiding taxes by keeping their yachts here ,& maybe owning couple islands. The wonderful Canvasback Mission asked me over to start start a radiology program. Great volunteers good organization to support Lifelong friends.

It's your basic topical island airport. Looks rundown, but otherwise operates fairly efficiently. United is the big carrier here linking the Marshall Islands and the Federated States of Micronesia to Honolulu and Guam with their Island Hopper service. The gate area is gets pretty warm, but there is at least a snack bar past security. Just remember, the $20 departure tax is not included in the price of your ticket and you have to pay it in cash.

Located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, only landing for refueling aircraft From Seattle to Biak, Immigration and Customs Officers are very friendly in checking the completeness of documents, unfortunately only a few moments, after that fly back

Landed here to take fuel on our way over the Pacific. The service was primitive but very acceptable.

「Welcome to the Marshall Islands : Friendliest People in the Pacific」I am anxious for the end of Covid-19 and the return of the free sky.

Free wifi! Immigration process upon arrival can be quite slow, hot and stuffy. Depending on the time of day but it’s breezy elsewhere throughout the building Restaurant/cafe and a store are also available inside the airport. I wouldn’t recommend using the men’s toilet

Nothing wrong with this place. In many ways it is a lot better than HNL: short walks to get around, convenient concession stands (check out the spam rice ball at The Hanger), pleasant and efficient personnel and comfortable seating. Not much congestion in the air or on the ground so flights are typically right on schedule. The fire trucks greet all the planes so don’t be concerned when you see it after you land.

Probably one of the worst airports I've been to but then again it is a 3rd world country receiving US government aid. While flying on MD-500 helicopters the controllers dont really answer when you come in to taxi nor do they let you know when an aircraft is inbound.