What U.S. fliers will find when they fly to Cuba's Santa Clara airport

The departure board shows the handful of flights out of Santa Clara on Friday, Sept. 2, 2016.

Inside the VIP lounge at Santa Clara airport. The seats are nicer and there's a bar, but the sevices are otherwise minimal.

After clearing immigration and security there is plenty of room to sit, but little else in the way of amenities in the terminal at the Santa Clara airport.

Part of the Santa Clara airport terminal as seen on Friday, Sept. 2, 2016.

Food options at the Santa Clara airport are found mostly outside the terminal, across the street.

Packaged snacks represent the bulk of the options at the one bar past security at Santa Clara airport.

There's plenty of baggage claim space in Cuba's Santa Clara airport.

Multiple baggage belts are available at Santa Clara's Aeropuerto Abel Santamaria, but handling and sorting remains a manual task.

Souvenirs are available in the Santa Clara airport departures hall.

Inside baggage claim at Santa Clara's airport. Seen here are signs for Canadian carriers WestJet and Air Transat, which already serve Cuba.

The Santa Clara airport terminal on Friday, Sept. 2, 2016.

The rental car facilities and tourist information at Santa Clara Airport.

There's plenty of space in the departure hall at the Santa Clara airport for the volume of passengers the new flights will bring.

After clearing immigration and security there is plenty of room to sit, but little else in the way of amenities in the terminal at the Santa Clara airport.