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There are no public buses that leave directly from the airport, but you can take a taxi to the nearest bus station (VIAZUL bus station), located about 15min from the airport. Tickets for the VIAZUL bus can be purchased from the arrival halls in the airport, and once there you can take the bus into the centre of Havana.

There are car hire services available in Terminals 2, 3, and 5. You must book your car hire in advance, or you won’t be able to hire a car. The car hire companies that operate in Havana Airport are Cubacar, Rex, Havanautos, and Via Transgaviota.

Since May of 2015, you no longer need to pay departure tax. This is now included in the price of your holiday when you purchase flights or packages.

There is paid short- and long-term parking available at the airport if you need to keep it there while travelling. There are parking lots situated about 150 m from each of the terminals.

Tourist visas are usually handled by your airline and handed out on the plane as you make your journey to Cuba. For Australian citizens, you can apply for the Cuba Visa Card online by simply filling in a form.

There is no free Wi-Fi access throughout the Havana Airport. Terminal 3 offers internet access for a small fee. You can purchase internet time in the form of a receipt or scratch card that provides you with a login and password. Alternatively, you can use an internet cafe inside one of the terminals.

Havana is 16 km from the centre of Havana.

When flying to Havana, you'll arrive at Havana (HAV). The airport is also known as Havana or Jose Marti Intl.

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Of the 2 airlines that fly to Havana, Cubana offers the most flights, with around 21 per week, followed by Neos Air with 1 flights per week.