Adisucipto International Airport, Yogyakarta

 
Yogyakarta's small international airport primarily hosts domestic traffic from other parts of Indonesia, especially Jakarta and Bali. International connections are to Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.

The airport was severely damaged in the 27 May 2006 earthquake, and is still undergoing reconstruction. A new domestic departures building opened in early 2007, and a new international terminal is nearly completed. There's also work on a new integrated transport terminal linking the airport and a train station.

As with all Indonesian airports, those traveling into or out of Yogyakarta are strongly encouraged to lock their luggage. Pilferage from checked bags has been a problem at most Indonesian airports. Also note that the ICAO liquids, aerosols and gels rule applies to all carry-on bags for all departures from this airport.

For ideas about what to see and do around the city, see the Asia for Visitors guide to Yogyakarta.