Roman Tmetuchl International Airport, International airport in Babeldaob Island, Palau.
Roman Tmetuchl International Airport is an airport on Babeldaob Island that handles regional and international flights with a paved runway. The facility sits at an elevation of about 176 feet and serves both passenger and cargo operations for the region.
The airport received its current name in 2006 to honor a Palauan politician. Over time it evolved from a smaller airstrip into a key hub for regional travel and commerce.
The airport functions as the primary connection point between Palau's island communities and international destinations, supporting local trade and relationships.
The airport sits about 4 miles from Koror and around 15 miles from Ngerulmud, making it accessible from the main population centers. Visitors should arrive early for flights and expect standard airport procedures.
The facility recorded 1,142 aircraft operations during a 12-month period, averaging 95 monthly movements across its 480-acre infrastructure.
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