A weekly flight connects the island with the mainland airport in Seiyun, where an aircraft makes a technical stop on its way to Cairo. The most remote Yemeni airport, which opened in 1999, has a weekly flight connecting the island with the mainland airport in Seiyun, where an aircraft makes a technical stop on their way to Cairo. The airport is on the paved road that connects Hadibo on the northern coast with Qalansiyah beach, the island's primary tourist attraction in the far west. The journey ... A weekly flight connects the island with the mainland airport in Seiyun, where an aircraft makes a technical stop on its way to Cairo. The most remote Yemeni airport, which opened in 1999, has a weekly flight connecting the island with the mainland airport in Seiyun, where an aircraft makes a technical stop on their way to Cairo. The airport is on the paved road that connects Hadibo on the northern coast with Qalansiyah beach, the island's primary tourist attraction in the far west. The journey from the airport to Qalansiyah takes about two hours. Although there is no scheduled transportation between the airport and Hadibo, it is only a quarter of an hour away by car. Typical fees range from 30 to 50 Yemeni rials.