FAQs
Foz de Iguaçu (IGU) airport

The most affordable option is Route 120 (Parque Nacional / Aeroporto / TTU), operated by the Foztrans consortium. In one direction, it takes you to the Visitor Center of Iguaçu National Park (Iguazu Falls), and in the other, to the Terminal de Transporte Urbano (TTU) in downtown Foz do Iguaçu. The bus stop is located outside the terminal, on the right.

Yes, both Uber and 99 operate regularly. The passenger pickup point is located on the sidewalk outside, in front of the arrivals area. It is recommended to request your ride after you have collected your luggage.

Yes, the airport offers free Wi-Fi throughout the terminal. Select the official network and complete a brief registration process through the access portal.

Yes, Malex provides automated luggage lockers. They are located outside the terminal, directly in front of the main building, making it convenient for travelers to visit Iguazu Falls without carrying their luggage.

Yes, Global Exchange operates currency exchange counters in the international arrivals area and the public hall. ATMs from the Banco24Horas network are also available in the central hall.

You can take an official taxi or private transfer directly to Puerto Iguazú (Argentina) or Ciudad del Este (Paraguay). If you rent a car, make sure you have Carta Verde insurance and authorization from the rental company to cross the border. Remember to keep your identity documents or passport readily available for immigration procedures.

The airport has Advantage VIP Lounge and The Lounge Cataratas in the domestic area, as well as Emerald VIP Lounge in the international area. Access is available through memberships such as Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or DragonPass, and in some cases by purchasing a day pass at the reception desk.

For items lost inside the terminal, go to the Motiva information desk. If you left something on the aircraft, contact the airline you flew with immediately.