Regional gateway serving Madagascar's highland city of Antsirabe.
Location
Antsirabe, Madagascar
Antsirabe Airport (IATA: ANM, ICAO: FMNH) is a small domestic airport located near Antsirabe, the third-largest city in Madagascar and the capital of Vakinankaratra Region. Situated in the central highlands, the airport primarily serves light regional traffic connecting Antsirabe to the capital Antananarivo and other Malagasy destinations.
The airport operates on a limited schedule with basic facilities suited to domestic operations. It plays a modest role in supporting the economic and touristic activity of Antsirabe, a city known for its thermal spas, crafts industry, and cooler highland climate.
Terminals
The airport has a single small terminal building with basic passenger amenities suited to domestic traffic.
Getting to & from
Ground transport between the airport and central Antsirabe is primarily via taxi and private vehicle, as no formal public transit link exists.
Airlines here
Regional Malagasy carriers providing domestic connections, including Air Madagascar-affiliated or successor operators, have served this airport on limited schedules.
Notable facts
- ›Antsirabe is located approximately 170 km south of Antananarivo in Madagascar's central highlands.
- ›The airport's IATA code ANM and ICAO code FMNH identify it within Madagascar's domestic aviation network.
- ›The airfield has a relatively short runway suited to light turboprop and small regional aircraft.
- ›Antsirabe is a major industrial and tourism city, which supports periodic demand for air connectivity.
- ›Flight schedules at the airport have historically been infrequent and subject to seasonal or operational changes.
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