Macau International Airport (MFM) is the principal international airport serving Macau SAR. It is located on the eastern end of Taipa Island, adjacent to reclaimed land and the sea. The airport began commercial operations on 9 November 1995 and uses the IATA code MFM and ICAO code VMMC.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport name | Macau International Airport |
| IATA code | MFM |
| ICAO code | VMMC |
| Location | Taipa, Macau SAR, China |
| Airport type | International / public airport |
| Opened | 9 November 1995 |
| Operator | Sociedade do Aeroporto Internacional de Macau |
| Owner | Government of Macau |
| Main airline hub | Air Macau |
| Passenger terminal | Passenger Terminal Building (PTB) |
| Terminal capacity | 10 million passengers/year |
| Design-hour capacity | 2,300 passengers, one way |
| Operating hours | 24 hours |
| Runway | Runway 16/34; runway 34 is 3,360 m and runway 16 is 3,285 m |
| Airport elevation | 6.2 m AMSL |
| Wikipedia | Macau International Airport — Wikipedia |
| Official airport website | Macau International Airport official website |
The airport’s official specifications list 25 aircraft stands, eight loading air bridges, a 78,200 m² passenger terminal and capacity for 10 million passengers annually.
| Contact | Information |
|---|---|
| Official website | Macau International Airport |
| Main airport telephone — 24 hours | +853 2886 1111 |
| Airport PR email | prl@macau-airport.com |
| Fax | +853 2886 2222 |
| Airport information counter | +853 2886 1111 |
| Lost property / left baggage | +853 2886 1111 |
The airport confirms that its main telephone number operates 24 hours and can be used for general enquiries and lost-property matters.
| Department / Service | Telephone |
|---|---|
| Macau International Airport — 24-hour main line | +853 2886 1111 |
| Airport Public Relations | +853 2886 1111 |
| Lost Property / Left Baggage | +853 2886 1111 |
| Airport Police — Airport | +853 8898 1353 |
| Airport Police — Pac On | +853 8898 1627 |
| Airport Immigration | +853 8898 1317 |
| Airport Customs | +853 8491 1431 |
| Airport Security / SEMAC | +853 2886 1111 |
| Airport Information Counter — Departure | +853 2886 1111 |
| Plaza Premium Lounge | +853 8898 2142 |
| MGTO Group Lounge | +853 2886 1436 |
| Postal Service | +853 2886 1465 |
| Cross-border transport enquiries | +853 2888 1228 |
| CAM — Macau International Airport Co. Ltd. | +853 8598 8888 |
For an immediate emergency, the most important number to remember is:
Macau’s official emergency service uses 999 for situations requiring urgent police, fire or ambulance assistance. The authorities also state that 110 and 112 are automatically connected to 999.
| Emergency service | Number |
|---|---|
| Police / Fire / Ambulance emergency | 999 |
| Alternative emergency numbers | 110 / 112 |
| Fire & rescue direct emergency numbers | 2857 2222 / 119 / 120 |
| Airport Police | +853 8898 1353 |
| Airport Police — Pac On | +853 8898 1627 |
| Airport Immigration | +853 8898 1317 |
| Airport Customs | +853 8491 1431 |
Macau International Airport operates around a Passenger Terminal Building (PTB) rather than a conventional multi-terminal airport complex. The official airport site identifies the passenger facility as Terminal 1.
| Area | Main functions |
|---|---|
| Arrival level | Immigration, baggage reclaim, customs, arrival services |
| Departure level | Airline check-in, baggage screening, security, immigration and boarding |
| Mezzanine | Lounges and passenger amenities |
| Public/landside areas | Information, retail, currency exchange and passenger services |
| Airside departure area | Departure gates, duty-free, food & beverage and lounges |
The standard departure sequence is check-in → baggage screening → security → immigration → boarding.
For arrivals, the normal process is immigration → baggage claim → customs.
MFM handles Macau’s border formalities separately from mainland China. Passengers arriving in Macau generally proceed through immigration, collect baggage and then clear customs.
For immigration-related questions, the airport lists:
Airport Immigration: +853 8898 1317
The airport also lists +853 2872 5488 for immigration information in its arrival guidance.
For lost or delayed baggage, passengers should first contact the airline handling the flight and can also contact the airport’s lost-property/general enquiry line at +853 2886 1111.
The IATA airport code is MFM and the ICAO code is VMMC.
It is located on Taipa Island, Macau SAR, on the eastern side of Taipa and adjacent to reclaimed land.
The official website is macau-airport.com.
The main 24-hour number is +853 2886 1111.
Call 999 for an immediate police, fire or ambulance emergency. Macau authorities also recognize 110 and 112 as emergency numbers that connect to the 999 service.
Yes. The airport’s official airport-capacity information states that its operating hours are 24 hours.
The airport’s current official website identifies its passenger facility as Terminal 1 / the Passenger Terminal Building.
The appropriate arrival time depends on the airline, destination and current airport conditions. Passengers should follow their airline’s check-in deadline and allow additional time for baggage, security and immigration. For current operational information, contact MFM at +853 2886 1111.
Yes. MFM provides links to online check-in for numerous airlines. Passengers with baggage generally still need to visit the airline’s airport counter.
Yes, self-check-in kiosks are available in Departure Zones A–D for selected airlines. Availability varies by carrier and can change.
Yes. The airport lists luggage storage on the Departure Level, operating 24/7.
Yes. Facilities include the Air Macau Lounge, Plaza Premium Lounge and Plaza Premium First, with locations and opening times varying by facility.
Contact the airline’s baggage service/ground handler first and, for airport assistance, call +853 2886 1111.
Use the airport’s official flight-status pages or call +853 2886 1111. The Civil Aviation Authority of Macao confirms both options.
Yes. Macau’s ferry network provides high-speed connections with Hong Kong, while road and cross-border services also connect the airport with the wider Greater Bay Area.
The passenger terminal is designed for 10 million passengers per year, with a design-hour processing capacity of approximately 2,300 passengers in one direction.