Faleolo International Airport, International airport in A'ana, Samoa.
Faleolo International Airport is a commercial airport on the island of Upolu, located about 40 kilometers west of the capital Apia. The facility features a runway and terminal buildings with services for arriving and departing passengers.
The airfield was built in 1942 by the United States Navy during the Pacific War when American forces established a naval base on the site. The location was originally land from the village of Satuimalufilufi before military use.
The airport links Samoa to neighboring Pacific island nations through regular scheduled routes. These connections are vital for locals and travelers wanting to explore the wider region.
The terminal offers currency exchange, car rental, dining options, and retail shops for travelers. Visitors needing assistance can reach the facility by phone at +685 23201.
The airport operates continuously throughout the day and night, with most large aircraft arriving and departing during late evening or early morning hours. This schedule pattern helps manage traffic flow across different times.
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