---
iata: SUB
name: Juanda International Airport
city: Surabaya
country: Indonesia
lastUpdated: '2026-09-07'
officialWebsite: 'https://www.juanda-airport.com/'
sources:
  - 'https://www.juanda-airport.com/'
  - >-
    https://juanda-airport.com/id/berita/index/raih-catatan-kinerja-operasional-zero-accident-bandara-juanda-layani-14-juta-penumpang-ditahun-2024-1
  - >-
    https://juanda-airport.com/en/news/index/mulai-15-september-penerbangan-kedatangan-domestik-pelita-air-dan-airasia-dipindahkan-ke-terminal-1a
  - >-
    https://www.tempo.co/ekonomi/penumpang-di-bandara-juanda-mencapai-13-5-juta-di-2025-2107714
  - 'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juanda_International_Airport'
  - >-
    https://www.prioritypass.com/en-GB/lounges/indonesia/juanda-international/sub5-blue-sky-premier-lounge
  - >-
    https://www.prioritypass.com/en-GB/lounges/indonesia/juanda-international/sub6-blue-sky-premier-lounge
  - >-
    https://www.prioritypass.com/en-GB/lounges/indonesia/juanda-international/sub-concordia-premier-lounge
  - >-
    https://www.airportdimensions.com/news-and-insights/airport-dimensions-opens-new-lounge-in-sub
  - >-
    https://www.americanexpress.com/en-us/travel/lounges/the-platinum-card/SUB/concordia-premier-lounge-terminal-2-international-cxoxDQv6PM/
  - >-
    https://www.detik.com/jatim/berita/d-7671427/jadwal-lengkap-bus-damri-bandara-juanda-ke-3-terminal-surabaya-raya
  - >-
    https://jatim.idntimes.com/travel/destination/cara-naik-damri-dari-bandara-juanda-2026-ini-rute-dan-jadwalnya-c1c2-01-sq9xb-jqc0sv
  - 'https://allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id/'
  - 'https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id/'
  - 'https://hubud.kemenhub.go.id/hubud/website/bandara/225'
quickFacts:
  - >-
    Juanda International Airport (IATA SUB / ICAO WARR) sits in Sedati, Sidoarjo
    Regency — roughly 12 km / about 30–60 minutes by road from Surabaya city
    centre depending on traffic and the Waru–Juanda Toll Road. Operator:
    InJourney Airports (formerly Angkasa Pura I / PT Angkasa Pura Indonesia
    Juanda branch). Passenger site: juanda-airport.com. Third-busiest Indonesian
    airport after CGK and DPS. Civilian commercial enclave on Indonesian Navy
    land (Naval Air Station Juanda / Puspenerbal) with limited Indonesian Air
    Force presence — passenger terminals are civilian (not a skip-military
    field). Do not confuse with Banyuwangi (BWX), Malang (MLG), or Solo (SOC).
  - >-
    Two passenger terminals on opposite sides of the single runway (~3–3.6 km
    apart) with a free landside shuttle (~15–20 minutes) and no sterile
    domestic↔international link. Rule of thumb: Terminal 1 handles most domestic
    LCC traffic; Terminal 2 handles all international flights. Critical
    exception (official Juanda news, Aug–Sep 2023, still cited by local pickup
    guides in 2026): Garuda Indonesia, Pelita Air, and Indonesia AirAsia
    domestic departures stay on Terminal 2, but their domestic arrivals use
    Terminal 1A (east). Lion / Batik / Super Air Jet / Citilink / Sriwijaya /
    NAM domestic arrivals use Terminal 1B (west). Always trust the boarding pass
    and FIDS.
  - >-
    Traffic: official Juanda / Angkasa Pura Indonesia release — calendar 2024
    hosted 14,032,818 passengers (+0.15% vs 14,012,186 in 2023) / ~81,415 tonnes
    cargo / 94,726 movements (operator news; Wikipedia/DGCA round to
    14,033,162). Calendar 2025 — General Manager Muhammad Tohir (Tempo / local
    press, Jan 2026): ~13.5 million passengers / ~92,000 movements (11.1M
    domestic / 2.4M international; 78k / 14k flights). Prefer operator GM
    statements and Juanda newsroom over older peak Wikipedia years (~21M in
    2018).
  - >-
    Single runway 10/28 asphalt ~3,000 × 45 m; elevation ~3 m / ~10 ft
    (Wikipedia / AIP summaries). Terminal 1 (opened 7 Nov 2006; expanded Oct
    2021 to ~91,700 m² / ~8.7M published domestic design capacity). Terminal 2
    (opened 14 Feb 2014; ~49,500 m² / ~6M published capacity) south of the
    runway on the former terminal site. Airport rail link remains a planning /
    feasibility item (East Java SRRL / KfW horizon often cited from ~2027) — no
    passenger rail today.
  - >-
    Ground: no rail. DAMRI airport buses (cashless) — Purabaya/Bungurasih
    Rp35,000 (typically 05:00–21:00 from the airport / ~30 min interval),
    Bunder/Gresik Rp70,000, Kertajaya/Mojokerto Rp75,000 (Detik / IDN Times
    citing DAMRI schedules). Grab and Gojek from signed pickup zones; official
    Primkopal / zone taxi counters in arrivals. Hotel transfers common for East
    Java itineraries.
  - >-
    Lounges (live Priority Pass directory, Sep 2026): Blue Sky Premier Lounge
    Terminal 1 (domestic airside Level 1A near Gate 1; 05:00–20:00; max 3h) +
    Blue Sky Premier Lounge Terminal 2 (international airside between Gates 3–4;
    02:00–20:00; max 3h; Airport Dimensions walk-up historically IDR 330,000) +
    Concordia Premier Lounge Terminal 2 (international 2F after immigration /
    after Burger King toward Gate 7; 05:00–19:00; showers listed on Amex lounge
    directory). Soft drinks limited in Blue Sky rooms (coffee/tea/juice/water
    only on PP conditions).
bentoTips:
  - label: Timing
    title: Budget the runway shuttle — and mudik peaks
    detail: >-
      Cabin-bag domestic guests who already know their T1 gate can often work
      with about 90–120 minutes curb-to-gate when T1 is calm. International
      needs about 2.5–3.5 hours for check-in, aviation security, and passport
      control — longer on Singapore / Kuala Lumpur evening banks and Lebaran /
      Christmas– New Year mudik peaks. Same-day domestic↔international always
      clears landside via the free inter-terminal shuttle (~15–20 minutes riding
      time plus wait). Single-runway ops mean one weather or military-priority
      bank can ripple.
    summary: >-
      Domestic ~90–120 minutes when quiet; international ~2.5–3.5 hours; always
      add shuttle time for terminal changes.
    category: timing
  - label: Terminal
    title: T1 vs T2 — and Garuda’s split arrivals trap
    detail: >-
      Trust FIDS and your airline: most LCC domestic traffic is Terminal 1; all
      international is Terminal 2. Official Juanda news (2023) keeps Garuda /
      Pelita / Indonesia AirAsia domestic departures on T2 while moving their
      domestic arrivals to T1-A — pickups waiting at T2 for a domestic Garuda
      arrival are the classic wrong-building mistake. Free shuttle between
      terminals; no sterile corridor. Wrong-terminal Grab drop-offs are common;
      confirm T1 vs T2 before you leave.
    summary: >-
      International = T2; most LCC domestic = T1; Garuda domestic often departs
      T2 / arrives T1-A — read the boarding pass.
    category: terminal
  - label: Food
    title: Eat in Surabaya if you can; lounges for longer airside waits
    detail: >-
      City warung and Tunjungan / Pakuwon food beats most airport meals on
      value. If you are already through international security, Concordia or
      Blue Sky T2 are the sensible longer-wait food plays for entitled guests —
      note Blue Sky PP conditions list coffee/tea/juice/water only (no soft
      drinks; alcohol extra). Without lounge access, plan a café stop rather
      than a destination dinner.
    summary: City food wins on value; Concordia / Blue Sky for entitled airside waits.
    category: food
  - label: Status
    title: All Indonesia QR + VOA/e-VOA — separate chores
    detail: >-
      Foreign arrivals need a visa exemption, e-VOA / VOA (evisa.imigrasi.go.id;
      VOA fee commonly IDR 500,000 for eligible nationalities), or other valid
      entry authority — and a free All Indonesia Arrival Card QR from
      allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id (or the All Indonesia app) within three days
      of arrival. The card is not a visa. Complete both before wheels-down;
      manual immigration without the QR is the slow path in T2. Hajj embarkation
      banks crowd T2 seasonally — watch FIDS and operator notices.
    summary: >-
      Finish All Indonesia + visa before landing; T2 immigration stacks without
      the QR.
    category: status
lounges:
  - name: Blue Sky Premier Lounge
    zone: >-
      Terminal 1 domestic departures airside — Airport Level 1A near Gate 1
      (Priority Pass)
    hours: >-
      Live Priority Pass directory lists 05:00–20:00 daily (confirm app —
      late-evening domestic banks may fall outside the published window)
    access:
      - Priority Pass / LoungeKey / DragonPass / participating payment cards
      - Maximum stay typically 3 hours; children under 5 free on Priority Pass
      - Domestic departures only — not reachable from T2 international airside
      - >-
        PP conditions: coffee, tea, fresh juices and water only (no soft
        drinks); separate children’s play area and smoking area listed
    bestFor:
      - Priority Pass holders on daytime and early-evening domestic flights
      - Families who want a quieter wait near Gate 1
    summary: >-
      Primary Priority Pass soft room on the domestic side. Worth-it for a calm
      seat and light refreshments before a T1 departure — soft-drink selection
      is limited per live PP conditions, and the lounge closes at 20:00.
    verdict: worth-it
    terminal: Terminal 1 (Domestic)
    amenities:
      - Air conditioning / Wi-Fi
      - Coffee / tea / juice / water (no soft drinks per PP)
      - Luggage storage
      - Children’s play area
      - Separate smoking area
  - name: Blue Sky Premier Lounge
    zone: >-
      Terminal 2 international departures airside — after security and passport
      control, between Gates 3 and 4 (Priority Pass / Airport Dimensions)
    hours: >-
      Live Priority Pass directory lists 02:00–20:00 daily (confirm app — useful
      for pre-dawn Singapore / KL banks; late evening may fall outside)
    access:
      - Priority Pass / LoungeKey / DragonPass / participating payment cards
      - Maximum stay typically 3 hours; children under 3 free on Priority Pass
      - International departures only
      - >-
        Airport Dimensions published walk-up historically IDR 330,000 per person
        (confirm desk); a la carte / alcohol may carry extra payment on PP
        facilities list
    bestFor:
      - Priority Pass holders on early-morning international departures
      - Guests near Gates 3–4 who want a newer Airport Dimensions room
    summary: >-
      Newer Airport Dimensions Priority Pass room in T2 international (opened
      2026 per Airport Dimensions / Priority Pass newsroom). Worth-it for early
      banks and Gate 3–4 waits — closes 20:00, so evening long-hauls may need
      Concordia or gate seats instead.
    verdict: worth-it
    terminal: Terminal 2 (International)
    amenities:
      - Cold buffet / air conditioning
      - Coffee / tea / juice / water (no soft drinks per PP)
      - A la carte and alcohol listed with extra payment
      - Smoking room
      - Wi-Fi / flight information
  - name: Concordia Premier Lounge
    zone: >-
      Terminal 2 international departures airside — 2nd floor after second
      security and immigration; after Burger King toward Gate 7 / between duty
      free and Gate 7 (Priority Pass / Amex directory)
    hours: >-
      Live Priority Pass directory lists 05:00–19:00 daily (confirm app —
      evening international banks after 19:00 need Blue Sky T2 or gate seats)
    access:
      - Priority Pass / LoungeKey / DragonPass / participating payment cards
      - Children under 2 free on Priority Pass (Amex lists under 3)
      - International Terminal 2 departures only
      - >-
        Complimentary luggage storage listed; conference / reflexology may be
        extra on Amex directory
    bestFor:
      - Priority Pass holders who want showers and a fuller buffet
      - 'Midday Singapore / Malaysia / Hong Kong banks before 19:00'
    summary: >-
      Best soft product in T2 when open — hot buffet, showers (Amex lounge
      directory), prayer room, and massage chairs commonly reported. Worth-it
      before 19:00; after close fall back to Blue Sky T2 (to 20:00) or gate
      seats.
    verdict: worth-it
    terminal: Terminal 2 (International)
    amenities:
      - Hot buffet / refreshments
      - Showers
      - Wi-Fi / flight information / TVs
      - Prayer room
      - Luggage storage
      - Massage chairs (commonly reported)
      - Separate smoking area
waterOptions:
  - kind: purchase
    name: Landside sealed bottled water
    zone: landside
    price: Confirm shelf tag (minimarket / café — commonly Indomaret-style retail)
    summary: >-
      Best default before security — buy a sealed bottle in T1 or T2 landside
      retail rather than counting on a dense public refill map.
    location: >-
      Convenience shops and cafés in the T1 and T2 landside check-in / arrivals
      halls before security
    terminal: Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 landside
    isBestValue: true
  - kind: purchase
    name: Airside retail sealed water
    zone: airside
    price: Marked-up retail — confirm shelf tag
    summary: >-
      Fine once you are through security; poor value if landside shops are still
      available.
    location: >-
      Airside cafés, duty-free adjacent retail, and travel shops in T1 and T2
      departure lounges
    terminal: Matching terminal airside
  - kind: free
    name: Lounge drinking water (entitled guests only)
    zone: airside
    summary: >-
      Water inside Blue Sky or Concordia is part of lounge access — not a public
      fountain programme. Blue Sky PP conditions emphasise
      coffee/tea/juice/water as the complimentary drink set.
    location: Drink stations inside the matching lounge after reception
    terminal: Matching lounge zone
airportistScore: 6.4
slug: sub
region: Asia-Pacific
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# Juanda International Airport (SUB)
Surabaya, Indonesia · Asia-Pacific
East Java’s main gateway — Grab or DAMRI into Surabaya — with three Priority Pass soft rooms, offset by a single runway, a landside-only shuttle between opposite-side terminals, and the Garuda domestic dep-T2 / arrive-T1-A trap.
## Airportist Score

**6.4 / 10**
Weighted sum of the six published categories (no holistic fudge).
- Ease of use (25%): 6.2 — Wayfinding, security wait, and layout.
- Comfort & amenities (20%): 6.5 — Seating, Wi-Fi, cleanliness, and quiet.
- Food & retail (15%): 6.2 — Food and retail quality and variety.
- Ground access (15%): 7.0 — Transit, taxi, and parking to the city.
- Reliability (15%): 6.0 — Delays, cancellations, and weather resilience.
- Lounges (10%): 7.0 — Worth-it density and access quality.

## At a glance

- Passengers: ~13.5M (2025 GM Tohir; 2024 14.03M Juanda/AP)
- Terminals: 2 (T1 domestic campus + T2 international; opposite sides of RWY)
- Typical security: 22 min
- On-time: 78%
- Disruption: normal

## Best for

- East Java / Surabaya city breaks and Madura / Bromo road trips
- Priority Pass holders on international banks before Concordia’s 19:00 close
- Budget travellers who can use DAMRI Purabaya (Rp35,000 cashless)
- Garuda / full-service guests who already know the T2 departure / T1-A arrival split

## Watch out for

- No sterile domestic↔international walk — budget the free ~15–20 min runway shuttle
- Garuda / Pelita / Indonesia AirAsia domestic often depart T2 but arrive T1-A
- Single runway 10/28 — weather and peak banks ripple quickly
- All Indonesia Arrival Card QR is mandatory and separate from e-VOA / VOA

## More intel

- [Lounge directory](/airports/sub/lounges.md) (free)
- [Getting there](/airports/sub/getting-there.md) (free)
- [Amenities](/airports/sub/amenities.md)
- [Traveler tips](/airports/sub/tips.md)
- [Water](/airports/sub/water.md)
- [Full guide](/airports/sub/guide.md)
- [Disruptions](/airports/sub/disruptions.md)
- [Reviews](/airports/sub/reviews.md)

