Abidjan International Airport is the largest airport in Côte d’Ivoire. Its international code (IATA code) is ABJ. It’s the one on your baggage tags when you fly to Côte d’Ivoire. It was renamed Félix Houphouët-Boigny International Airport after the father of Côte d’Ivoire independence day and the first president of the Republic.
It is one of the most dynamic airports on the African continent: in terms of passenger numbers, it ranks first among airports in the WAEMU region and second (after Johannesburg) among airports in sub-Saharan Africa. Its terminal is located in the municipality of Port-Bouët, south-east of Abidjan, to which it is connected by boulevard Valery Giscard-d’Estaing. The welcome of travelers on departure and arrival makes it one of the most pleasant airports in West Africa.
Accessible sanitary facilities, shops, parking space, refreshments, and air-conditioned halls allow passengers to wait for their flight in the best conditions. With over 90% flight punctuality rate, Abidjan International Airport guarantees you flawless flight experience.