Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport (HAH)
Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport (HAH) is the principal international airport serving Moroni, the capital of the Union of the Comoros. The airport is located near Hahaya on Grande Comore, approximately 11.3 nautical miles northwest of Moroni. Its IATA code is HAH and its ICAO code is FMCH.
Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport Contact Details
The latest ASECNA aeronautical information is particularly useful because it provides current airport-management contacts rather than relying solely on older travel directories.
| Contact type | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport management | Terminals Moroni Airport Management (TAM) |
| Airport address | Aéroport International de Moroni Prince Saïd Ibrahim, Union des Comores |
| Main telephone | +269 405 54 90 |
| Additional airport telephone | +269 405 56 91 |
| Airport operations/control centre | +269 405 56 91 — listed H24 |
| General airport email | info@TerminalsMoroni.com |
| Airport Operations Control Centre (AOCC) | AOCC@TerminalsMoroni.com |
| ASECNA airport contact | +269 773 15 93 |
| ASECNA email | aim-fmch@asecna.org |
| Postal address associated with ASECNA | BP 2527, Moroni, Union des Comoros |
| Airport security | +269 405 54 90 / +269 405 56 91 |
| Airport health/infirmary contact | +269 405 54 90 / +269 405 56 91 |
| Immigration / airport gendarmerie | +269 763 55 31 |
| Customs | +269 773 02 05 |
The ASECNA publication specifically identifies info@TerminalsMoroni.com and AOCC@TerminalsMoroni.com as airport-management contacts, with the AOCC listed as operating H24.
Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport — Quick Facts
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport name | Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport |
| Alternative name | Moroni–Hahaya International Airport |
| IATA code | HAH |
| ICAO code | FMCH |
| Airport type | International / public airport |
| Serves | Moroni, Comoros |
| Location | Hahaya, Grande Comore, Union of the Comoros |
| Island | Grande Comore |
| Distance from Moroni | About 11.3 NM northwest of Moroni |
| Coordinates | 11°32′11″S, 43°16′17″E |
| Elevation | 28 m / 93 ft |
| Runway | 02/20 |
| Runway length | 2,900 m |
| Runway surface | Asphalt |
| Number of passenger terminals | 1 |
| Airport management | Terminals Moroni Airport Management (TAM) |
| Primary languages for aviation information | French and English |
| Airport status | International airport |
| Country | Union of the Comoros |
Emergency Contact Numbers in Comoros
If you are at HAH airport or elsewhere in Grande Comore, these are the principal emergency contacts published by government travel authorities.
| Emergency service | Number | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Police | 17 | National emergency police number |
| Fire service | 18 | Fire/emergency response |
| Medical/general emergency | +269 772 03 73 | Listed by U.S. and Canadian travel authorities |
| Medical/general emergency | +269 773 26 04 | Also associated with El-Maarouf Hospital in Grande Comore |
| El-Maarouf Hospital, Grande Comore | +269 773 26 04 | Medical facility in Moroni |
| Airport management | +269 405 54 90 | TAM |
| Airport operations/AOCC | +269 405 56 91 | Airport management; H24 contact listed in ASECNA data |
The U.S. Department of State currently lists 17 for police, 18 for fire services, and +269 772-03-73 or +269 773-26-04 for ambulances/general emergencies. It also cautions that ambulance infrastructure in Comoros is limited.
The Government of Canada similarly lists 17 for police, 18 for firefighters and +269 772 03 73 for medical assistance. The UK’s travel guidance identifies El-Maarouf Hospital in Grande Comore at +269 773 26 04 for emergency medical assistance.
Emergency tip: Do not assume that 112 or 911 will function as they do in other countries. For Comoros, use the locally published emergency numbers above.
FAQs About Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport (HAH)
1. What is the IATA code for Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport?
The IATA code for Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport is HAH. Its ICAO code is FMCH.
2. Where is Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport located?
The airport is located near Hahaya on Grande Comore, in the Union of the Comoros, approximately 11.3 nautical miles northwest of Moroni.
3. How many terminals does HAH Airport have?
HAH Airport has one passenger terminal.
4. What city does HAH Airport serve?
Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport primarily serves Moroni, the capital of the Comoros.
5. What is the official airport phone number?
The current ASECNA airport information lists +269 405 54 90 and +269 405 56 91 for Terminals Moroni Airport Management.
6. What is the official email address for HAH Airport?
The airport-management email is info@TerminalsMoroni.com. The Airport Operations Control Centre can be reached at AOCC@TerminalsMoroni.com, which ASECNA identifies as an H24 contact.
7. What is the emergency police number in Comoros?
The police emergency number is 17.
8. What is the fire emergency number in Comoros?
The fire-service emergency number is 18.
9. What number should I call for a medical emergency near HAH?
For medical/general emergencies, published travel guidance gives +269 772 03 73 and +269 773 26 04. El-Maarouf Hospital in Grande Comore is listed at +269 773 26 04.
10. Does Prince Said Ibrahim Airport have banking and postal services?
Yes. Current ASECNA information lists banking services and postal services as available at the airport.
11. Does HAH Airport have medical facilities?
Yes. ASECNA lists an infirmary at the aerodrome, with hospitals and clinics available in the city.
12. What is the runway length at HAH?
The airport’s runway 02/20 is approximately 2,900 metres long and has an asphalt surface.
13. What are the coordinates of HAH Airport?
The published airport reference point is approximately 11°32′11″S, 43°16′17″E.
14. Who manages Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport?
Current ASECNA aeronautical information identifies Terminals Moroni Airport Management (TAM) as the airport administration/management entity.
15. Is HAH the main international airport of the Comoros?
Yes. Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport is the international airport serving Moroni and Grande Comore and is the country’s principal international passenger gateway.