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Yogyakarta customer review : 8 February 2011 by J Weiss

Customer Rating :  2/5

This small airport is totally overwhelmed by the amount of traffic it handles. For international passengers, after checking in and paying the departure tax, you proceed to a waiting room prior to passing immigration and security. You are basically waiting for a prior international departure to clear the next holding room. Once the prior international flight has departed, you then proceed through immigration and security. The next small holding room only has capacity to deal with one flight at a time and there are absolutely no facilities in the holding room other than restrooms. If you're hungry or want to do some last minute shopping, visit the few meager concessions in the check-in hall first.

Yogyakarta Airport by R Chao

12 February 2008   Customer Rating : n/a

Noticed some improvements from last visit about 3 years ago. Basically it is the same structure but only interior is much fresher. I noticed some new shops inside and outside. Inside the arrival hall, there is a traditional Javanese music band playing live music with traditional Javanese instruments. It is quite a welcoming nice charm. There is dedicated taxi stand outside the domestic arrival hall. Get a voucher and walk to the taxi pier. It is quite organized.

Yogyakarta Airport by Avi Kartushi

1 February 2006   Customer Rating : n/a

Very small, nice airport. There is no shops at all, no airco, check in was OK, no queues at immigration. The only downside is to get to town was quite difficult as when I was there, there was no any taxi's or buses, so had to wait for almost 1 hour!!! Staff was friendly but facilities poor.

Yogyakarta Airport by Adri Febrianto

21 March 2005

Small, not modern, and seems rather disorganized. Yes, there's no jet bridges, you'll have to walk from/to the aircraft. For the aircraft fans, it might be interesting since you can take photos of Indonesian airlines ( in busy time, there are many aircrafts from different liveries/airlines are parked ). Slow baggage claim. As usual, transportation to the city is not quite clear informed. For the departure hall, it's small check-in room, shops are limited, and lounges are so-so.

Yogyakarta Airport by Xuess Wee

11 August 2004

Nearest airport to Borobudor (one of the most beautiful World Heritage site in Indonesia). Takes half an hour to reach the city from the airport via Taxi (30000 Rupiah). A train track runs besides the airport, which is a surprise. Small, but very buzzing with activity. The airport looked rather grim and rundown and in need of either a fresh coat of paint or renovation to catch up with the time. There are no land-bridges so folks disembark and embark via tarmac. I made used of the domestic terminal so there was no custom clearance required upon reaching destination. There were only 2 conveyer belts serving Baggage Claim and it was close to pandemonium as people grabbed bags and luggage off them. The airport however employed vigilant staff to demand checks on luggage claimed against their receipts to ensure no one runs off with additional luggage.