Langgur Airport

Langgur Airport (IATA: LUV) is the small regional gateway to the Kei (Kai) Islands, opened in the 2000s and centered on one compact passenger terminal serving domestic routes; its modest size makes it an important link for island travel rather than a major international hub. Located on Langgur island near the city of Tual, the airport is typically a short drive from town (often 15–30 minutes) and is connected by taxis, shared minibuses and occasional ferry links to neighboring isles. Flights tend to be affordable compared with larger Indonesian airports, and the field is commonly served by regional carriers and Lion Air Group affiliates such as Wings Air, plus smaller operators offering scheduled hops to Ambon and other Maluku destinations.