Juba, SS πΈπΈ Large International Airport Scheduled Service
HJJJ
JUB
1513 ft
SS-EC
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Loading...GPS Code: HJJJ
Local Code: Not available
Location: 4.87201Β° N, 31.601101Β° E
Continent: AF
Type: Large International Airport
Keywords: JIA HSSJ
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Designation | Length | Width | Surface | Status |
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13/31 |
10171 ft | 148 ft | ASP | Active Lighted |
Type | Description | Frequency |
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HF | - | 11.3 MHz |
TWR | APP/TWR | 118.4 MHz |
Taxis and motorcycle taxis (known as boda-bodas) are the primary options available directly outside the airport terminal. Fares are not metered and should be negotiated with the driver before starting your journey. It is advisable to have local currency (South Sudanese Pounds) for payment, though some drivers may accept USD. For safety and reliability, pre-arranging a pickup with your hotel is highly recommended.
Car rental services are available, primarily from local providers. It is strongly recommended to book a vehicle in advance. Most rentals come with the option of a dedicated driver, which is the standard and safest choice for navigating the city and dealing with local road conditions. Major international car rental chains do not have a significant presence at the airport.
There is no formal, scheduled public bus or train system connecting Juba International Airport to the city. The main forms of public transit in Juba are informal minibuses (matatus), which can be crowded and follow flexible routes. This option is generally not recommended for first-time visitors or those with luggage.
Since South Sudan gain independences from the North, the Juba international airport have witness slow progress in terms of development for it to meet the international standards, how ever despite the corrup officials we have in the government, the airport is improving coompared to 2011.
This is now the airport serving the capital city of the new country of South Sudan.