The Comalapa International Airport is located 45 minutes outside of San Salvador, and is the main airport for passengers and cargo coming into the country. It has all the comforts of a modern airport: duty-free shops, 
excellent restaurants, tourist and information centers, and all the major rental car kiosks.
Upon arrival to the airport you first have to pay the entrance fee ($10 for 90 days.) After you purchase your card you have to pass through immigration, where they check your passport and card. Then it is on to baggage claim.
After you have gotten your luggage the next step is to proceed through to customs. In general customs officials are friendly and efficient, although due to heightened security in airports around the world, they may ask to search your bag. There is no need to worry, although do not let your bag out of sight, especially if there are valuables in it. You can never be too careful.
After customs you exit to the outside, where just like in the movies, there is a long line and large crowd of people waiting for their friends and family arriving into El Salvador. The first time walking out into the frenzy can be a little overwhelming, but the feeling in the air is incredible!
If you haven’t arranged for transportation in advance, a taxi into San Salvador should cost around $25.
Facebook
Twitter
I am traveling to San Salvador to see my wife and son, it’s a surprise so I need to find a cheap ride (other than the buses) into san salvador, i am very white so the taxis will try to charge an outrageous rate, i only speak a little spanish so have any advice??
What is the best way to get from Comalapa Airport to our hotel in Juayua, and how much should it cost? We would prefer to take a taxi. Thank you.