Jalaluddin Airport guide

Djalaluddin Airport (ICAO WAMG) is the main airport for Gorontalo province on the north arm of Sulawesi. It stands at Tolotio in Tibawa district, Gorontalo Regency, about 24 km from the centre of Gorontalo city, and sits 18 m above sea level. It was formerly known as Tolotio Airport.

A small airfield was built at Tolotio in the mid-1950s, and scheduled flying began in June 1957 when Garuda Indonesia started a service to Manado. The field was renamed in 1974 after Djalaluddin Tantu, a Gorontalo-born Air Force pilot. The airport is owned by the Government of Indonesia and run by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. It handles domestic traffic only.

The single asphalt runway, 09/27, is 2,500 m long and 45 m wide. A two-storey terminal of about 12,000 square metres with two aerobridges opened in May 2016. Its design capacity is 2,500 passengers. The old terminal is now used only for Hajj embarkation. The airport carried about 339,800 passengers in 2024. Services run mainly to Jakarta and Makassar, with Wings Air to Manado and Susi Air turboprops to smaller towns in Sulawesi.