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Cabinda Airport is the sole public aerodrome serving Cabinda, the coastal city that is capital of Angola's Cabinda Province exclave, sitting a short distance from the Atlantic coastline. It offers a single long hard-surfaced runway with AFIS radio coverage, making it a straightforward destination for pilots flying into this isolated part of Angola.
Cabinda Airport is a government-operated public airport serving the city of Cabinda, which lies within the small Angolan exclave of the same name, separated from the rest of the country by a strip of Democratic Republic of the Congo territory. The field is served by TAAG Angola Airlines, which operates flights connecting Cabinda to Luanda and to Soyo, and it is the principal air link for this geographically isolated province.
The airport is located at Cabinda, in Cabinda Province, Angola, close to the Atlantic coast in the country's northern exclave. Coordinates are 5 degrees 35 minutes south, 12 degrees 11 minutes east, at a field elevation of 52 feet.
Cabinda has a single physical runway aligned 18/36, measuring 8,245 feet in length with a hard surface and runway lighting. There is no ILS installed at the field.
The airport is served by an Aerodrome Flight Information Service (AFIS) on 118.3 MHz. No instrument landing system or other precision navigation aid is available at the field.
Cabinda Airport has long served as the principal air gateway to the Cabinda exclave, an area separated from the rest of Angola by a strip of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In November 2024 TAAG Angola Airlines launched scheduled flights linking Cabinda with Dr. Antonio Agostinho Neto International Airport in Luanda.
Cabinda remains an active domestic and regional airport, with TAAG Angola Airlines operating scheduled services to Luanda and Soyo. Air traffic information is provided through an AFIS on 118.3 MHz, and the field has no published instrument approach.
