Why Liberia?
The City of Monrovia is strategically located on the Atlantic coast of West Africa, positioned roughly midway between Europe, South America, and southern Africa.
Direct Flight from Monrovia to Europe or southern America save 20 to 45 minutes of fuel cost depending on the route and destination as compare to many west African Airports.
Liberia location makes Roberts International Airport (ROB) an ideal technical and emergency diversion point for transatlantic flights, especially for aircraft operating between Europe and South America or southern Africa.
With a relax visa process, friendly immigration concept, cultural environment that aligns with Western lifestyles, pristine beaches, growing economy, tourism friendly, English as the official language, modern urban amenities, international schools, and familiar business practices, makes Liberia a place where more foreign people and businesses choose to move.
PASSENGER AIR SERVICE DEVELOPMENT
Since the recent upgrades to the RIA terminal and runway, Roberts International Airport (RIA) has experienced exponential growth in passengers, carriers, and flight frequency.
The Liberia Airport Authority remained focused on major enhancements, including terminal expansion, additional gates, state-of-the-art safety equipment, and the development of an airport city—all designed to provide seamless passenger services.
With these improvements, RIA is positioning itself to significantly boost daily connections and accommodate growing demand, strengthening its role as a premier gateway to West Africa. The Liberia Airport Authority is committed to expanding RIA’s reach, bringing Liberia closer to global travelers.
For a list of current carriers, please click here.
CARGO AIR SERVICE DEVELOPMENT
Terminal Expansion
Cargo Facility Capacity
Liberia has one main air cargo complex with vast land of more than 1.8 million square feet (167,000 square meters) for cargo handling space.
Liberia is a prime Regional Gateway, ideally positioned to become a central node for agricultural exports, humanitarian relief cargo, and mining logistics across West Africa.
It Strategic Access links to the Mano River Union, ECOWAS trade corridors, and strong logistics demand from UN agencies and NGOs makes here ideal for doing business.
INTERESTED IN STARTING SERVICE?
New airlines interested in starting service to Robert International Airport can contact one of our team members via this email link to help you get started.
For rates, charges, Airport Use and Lease Agreement, please visit this page.
OPERATIONAL PARTNERS
If you are a service provider to passenger or cargo airlines to LAA, and your company is not in our partnership list, please contact our Air Service Development to be included.
