By Air

    Luanda has an international airport, officially named Luanda 4 de Fevereiro, located near the city center. Flights arrive in the city via Johannesburg, London, Paris, Lisbon, Portugal and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Taag Airlines, the Angolan National airline, flies from the airport to other provinces in the country, including Cabinda, Soio, Luanda, Mbanza Congo, Uige, Dundo, Huambo, Benguela, Luena, Saurimo, Malange, Ondjiva, Lubango, Namibe, Menongue, and Kuito. 

    Travel from the airport to the city can be accomplished via taxi or rental car. There are a few international car rental agencies located in the airport. Travel via unlicensed taxi service is discouraged, as it presents a risk of danger. If possible, avoid arriving at the airport after dark. If you must arrive after nightfall, it is imperative to arrange transportation in advance. One private taxi company that is generally recommended and safe is Macontaxi.

By Land

    Travel to Luanda to or from elsewhere in the country by land is discouraged. Roads are unstable and can be hazardous and contain land mines. Train travel in non-existant due to neglected tracks, and the bus system is not safe for tourists.