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General Information About San Salvador International Airport

El Salvador's main airport, Oscar Arnulfo Romero y Galdamez Airport (IATA: SAL, ICAO: MSLP), also referred to by locals as Comalapa International Airport or Comapala Air Base is a joint civilian-military facility situated approximately 40 kilometers (31 miles) outside San Salvador in San Luis Talpa Department La Paz and ranks third as Central America's third busiest airport.

Avianca Airlines (formerly TACA, El Salvador's national carrier and Volaris ) and Volaris both call San Salvador their hub, operating flights to many US, Central American and South American cities.

At the airport there are three terminals: passenger, cargo and aircraft maintenance facilities. Of these terminals, 213,36m2 comprise the passenger terminal that features shops, restaurants, bars and duty-free shopping opportunities.

Since 2000, several major expansion projects have been carried out. AIES I saw 12 additional boarding gates added while AIES II added five more and expanded passenger waiting areas.

Avianca, Delta, United Airlines, Air Canada and Spirit are just a few of the airlines currently servicing San Salvador International Airport. There are also a host of low cost and budget airlines offering great domestic flight deals to San Salvador.

How far in advance and when check-in closes tends to vary by airline; generally it's recommended that passengers arrive two hours in advance for shorthaul flights and three for longhaul ones.