It replaces the Punta Aguila landing field within Casa de Campo. The new airport is located on a 3.8 square kilometer lot. The 9,000-square meter terminal's architectural design gives visitors the impression of entering a sugar mill.
Interior decoration reinforces the impression.
The owner of the airport, the Central Romana, operates the largest sugar mill in the country. The sugar mill business later diversified into real estate, tourism, cattle ranching and free zone operations. It has a 245 meter taxi way. The parking area has capacity for 12 large buses, and 500 vehicles. A separate domestic flight terminal is part of the airport.