Scheduled commercial passenger flights are operated by Azul (Azul Conecta) and LATAM connecting with Campinas, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo. In addition, the airport serves as a primary hub for offshore helicopter flights operated by companies like Bristow, CHC, Omni, and Líder Aviação.
The runway operates 24 hours, but passenger terminal facilities, including food concessions and service desks, close after late afternoon flights (around 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm). Due to limited comfort, overnight stays are not recommended and travelers should book nearby lodging.
The local SIT bus network operates four lines stopping right outside the terminal (A22A, A22B, T21, and T22), connecting with the Central Bus Terminal. Line A22A runs 24 hours a day.
The first 10 minutes are free. The first hour costs R$ 13.00, and a full 24-hour daily rate is R$ 40.00. Payment can be made using debit/credit cards, cash, or PIX.
There are no commercial airport lounges open to Priority Pass or DragonPass members. The terminal only hosts corporate lounges reserved for offshore aviation crews and oil sector employees.
Yes, Localiza has an office on airport grounds, operating Monday through Friday between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm.