Calabar airport needs a Morden parking lot. Otherwise it's just the perfect beautiful historic Port of Entry. It's a blessing to see how effective this facility contributes to the first State Capital of Nigeria, and an iconic city where trade started.
I wish architecture could cooperate this footprints at this port as a reminder for our values and History.
Margaret Ekpo International Airport, also known as Calabar Airport, is an airport serving Calabar, the capital of the Cross River State. An old stadium but well maintained with all safety protocols observed. The front desk officers are professional and very helpful. This airport also has a large well structured car park for travelers. Fast food points and ATM are available to make your journey a comfortable one.
A very interesting place for excursion. Well organised and welcoming. Feel free to take photographs of yourself but no video recording.
Very helpful staff
Not really cool as i5 should be
Good structure. More improvements needed.
perfect location for an Airport, Infrastructure needs more worn on though
It's subtle here, if you're not asking for much, you'll be able to fly in or out without problems. I'd say the place isn't as cool as you'd expect though, the building is falling apart, flights are few and you have to cross your fingers to use the services cus anything can happen.
A relatively medium sized airport which can get very busy towards the final months of the year. Its the only airport in Calabar.
Margaret Ekpo International Airport Along IBB Way Calabar is situated in Cross River State South South Region of Nigeria, one of the most oldest Airports in West Africa. Up till date, its still one of the best in Nigeria with world class shuttle services round the clock. The Hospitality of the city dwellers is mind blowing.