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Coyoles Airport (IATA: CYL, ICAO: MHCS) is a small airstrip serving Coyoles, a historic banana-company town in Honduras’s Aguán Valley near Olanchito. It primarily supports general aviation, private charters, and local access rather than scheduled airline service. Its location makes it a convenient air link for nearby agricultural and community destinations in Yoro department.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to schedule flights for the morning when possible; afternoon heat and valley winds can make the airstrip less comfortable, and having small lempira notes helps with local taxis and informal stops.
🚖 Getting There
Coyoles is a small town, so taxis and mototaxis may be limited; arrange a pickup with your hotel or a local driver before arrival. From Olanchito, the drive is relatively short, while transfers from San Pedro Sula or La Ceiba take several hours depending on road conditions. If you are flying in privately, confirm fuel and handling arrangements directly with the operator or local agent.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines serve Coyoles Airport?
A: There is no regular scheduled commercial airline service; the airport mainly handles private, charter, and general aviation flights.
Q: How do I get to Coyoles if I fly into a major airport?
A: Most travelers arrive via San Pedro Sula (SAP) or La Ceiba (LCE) and continue by road to Coyoles; confirm road conditions and arrange ground transport in advance.
Q: What facilities are at the airport?
A: Expect basic small-airport facilities with limited passenger services, so bring water, cash, and any needed supplies.
Q: What are the airport codes?
A: Coyoles Airport uses IATA code CYL and ICAO code MHCS.
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