I visited this country in 2015 around September and had a fantastic time. I preach my first International sermon in the dark because the power went out. Lydia's bed and breakfast was outstanding. I was always in the presence of warm and friendly. I would love to go back.

I think am a Savage due to the experience of takeoff and landing, if you do not know God this is one of the best places where you will have a pray prior to landing. Airport is built in the middle of the city with several mountains around and that makes that only small and medium airplanes can land here and requires the best qualified pilots. The people that helps you with every service into the airport is a 4/5 nice, most of them will show you a happy face by saying you hello or have a great day! The airport is very small, less than 8 gates and with only one and short runway, one good thing of the airport is the easy access to/from anywhere of the city. Security is good there, the treatment for incoming people should improve, looks like sometimes they select random people to check their baggage, looks like they search for new and packed goods to apply surprise taxes to your things.

It is always an adventure to land in the Toncontin Airport. Very short runway in the very middle of the city and surrounded by mountains. It takes hi expertise and courage to land here... and a very tiny airplane

Very quick turnaround boarding the plane. They are following the biosecurity measures. There's some shops in the boarding area just in case you forgot to buy a souvenir.

Easy layout, relatively quiet when i was there. They have some food and drink stuff in the gate area, few charge points, and vip lounges.

Right now in covid time, the airport is too crowded, covid test requested.

Toncontin is a very modern airport. There is a mini food court and coffee shops, as well as souvenirs and retails. Also customer service is very good. There is 2 lounges that are one of the best in the world. Also compared to the San Pedro Sula airport; Toncontin is just more and better.

I was standing in line for a long time to catch my flight, time was running short, but I did not hear the last call for the flight. When I went to the counter they told me the flight was closed. I am a foreigner and had no place to go to to wait for another flight. The young man was so kind and helped quickly to reopen the flight and get me on. I had to rush to make it and before I entered secuity check I realized I still had water in my expense water purification bottle. 2 policemen approached and I asked them where I could dump the water. In our language difficulties finally they understood what I needed. One of the very kind policemen took my bottle ran to the restroom, dumped the water and returned with it. Then I was struggling to put it in the side pocket of my backpack and he helped me with that too. I give a 5 star rating because of the kindness I received!

Staff seems to be nice. I always just struggle with actually getting there and leaving. Everything just seems to take way longer that it actually needs to. I also did travel during covid and they barely glanced at my negative test result.

This is airport is close to the city, but it's local airport, only national flights

The airport is closed to the public but it is better than billeda morales in SPS . this airpot has a mall right in front and you can go there with your friends to eat and spend time before your flight . also the authorities at the airport will let you out before the flight but in SPS you won't be able to stay with your friends outside .

This is probably the second safest place in Tegucigalpa. That alone earns it four stars. The tight design makes boarding easy and less crowded than it would be at other airports.

Ghost Building… solitary… it needs some Reginal flight with under 50 seat planes..