Airport
Jaluit Airport (UIT)
Jaluit Airport (UIT) serves Jabor and Jaluit Atoll in the Marshall Islands, with domestic connections to Majuro and Mili. Compare transfer options from the airport to Jabor and nearby atoll communities, and plan your onward journey with ease.
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About Jaluit Airport
Jaluit Airport is a small public-use airstrip serving Jabor and Jaluit Atoll in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. It is used mainly for domestic Air Marshall Islands flights, connecting the atoll with Majuro and other outer-island communities such as Mili.
Located about 2 km southeast of Jabor, the airport has a single coral and gravel runway, designated 03/21, and one compact passenger terminal. The facility is operated as a basic outer-island airstrip and does not have a control tower or formal security screening.
Travelers reaching Jabor and other parts of the atoll generally use prearranged road transfers or local vehicles, with boats used for onward travel across the lagoon. Facilities remain simple, so visitors should confirm schedules and transport arrangements in advance.
Despite its small size, Jaluit Airport remains an important domestic link for travel between the southern atolls and Majuro.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Jaluit Airport has one small passenger terminal serving domestic flights. The compact terminal handles Air Marshall Islands services and does not have separate domestic or international sections.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Jaluit Airport
Transfers
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Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a private driver by the hour for flexible travel between Jaluit Airport, Jabor and other points on Jaluit Atoll.
Car Rental
Rent a car from Jaluit Airport for independent travel around Jabor and the limited road network of Jaluit Atoll.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize group road or boat transfers between Jaluit Airport, Jabor, accommodations and other destinations across Jaluit Atoll.
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