FAQs
Montevideo (MVD) airport

The most commonly used options are COPSA routes (701, 704) and Cutcsa's C1 route, which connect the airport with Río Branco Bus Terminal (downtown). You can also take the DM1 route if you are heading toward the Punta Carretas area. The bus stops are located in front of the terminal's exit door.

Yes, both apps operate normally. Once you request a vehicle, the app will indicate the exact pickup location, which is usually in the parking area or the passenger pickup zone in front of the terminal.

Yes, the airport offers free, unlimited Wi-Fi throughout all terminal areas. Simply look for the airport's network and follow the connection instructions on the welcome portal.

You can purchase a SIM card at the Antel or Movistar mobile phone stores located in the arrivals hall. They offer data plans specifically designed for tourists.

Yes, luggage storage is available 24 hours a day and is managed at the information desk located in the center of the arrivals level.

The Global Exchange currency exchange operates 24 hours a day in the arrivals and departures areas. You will also find ATMs from the RedBrou network and other international networks for withdrawing Uruguayan pesos or U.S. dollars.

You should go to the National Air Police (PAN) office on the arrivals level or contact them by phone at +598 2604 0329 ext. 1211/1233 or via WhatsApp at +598 9227 4767. If the item was lost on an aircraft, you should contact the corresponding airline directly.

Yes, McDonald's and Patria Café (located in the public area) are open 24 hours a day, offering fast food, coffee, and snacks at any time.