Macao Air Transport

Macau International Airport operates 24 hours a day, with many visitors entering the territory via numerous major cities around the region

Release time : 2016-05-27 13:27:59

source : WTCF

1) Macau International Airport

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Macau International Airport operates 24 hours a day, with many visitors entering the territory via numerous major cities around the region. For detailed information on flight schedules, please visit http://www.macau-airport.com/ or dial +853 2886 1111.

To read the Regulations on Liquids Carried in Passenger Hand Baggage, please visit http://www.aacm.gov.mo

For detailed information on immigration and customs formalities, visit http://www.fsm.gov.mo and http://www.customs.gov.mo

Transportation Service to and from Macau International Airport

All major hotels provide a pick-up service which can be booked in advance or arranged upon arrival.

Taxis are conveniently available from the taxi rank outside the airport. A surcharge of MOP5.00 is applicable, with each item of luggage carried in the boot charged at MOP3.00.

A number of buses serving the airport - marked AP1, MT1, MT2, N2 & 26 - criss-cross the city and stop at major hotels.

Macau International Airport is strategically located in Taipa, near various ports and convenient transportation routes. Depending on traffic flow, it takes about 15 minutes to travel by car from the airport to the Macau Ferry Terminal on the Peninsula, 5 minutes to the nearby Taipa Temporary Ferry Terminal, 20 minutes to the Border Gate, 10 minutes to the Lotus Bridge COTAI Frontier Post, 20 minutes to the central district on Macao Peninsula, and 10 minutes to Taipa Village. The airport is well served by air-conditioned taxis, public buses, and hotel shuttle buses.

2) Helicopter Service to and from Macau Ferry Terminal

The helicopter service from Hong Kong and Shenzhen provides a convenient, upscale option for visitors wishing to quickly reach Macao.

Hong Kong → Macao

Sky Shuttle Helicopters Limited (Sky Shuttle) operates helicopters between the rooftop helipads of Shun Tak Centre (Sheung Wan, Hong Kong) and Macau Ferry Terminal (Macao Peninsula). Each flight takes