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Frequently asked questions
1. Airport operations:
The airport operates on a 24/7 basis.
2. Covid-19 testing policy:
We do not require airport users to take a Covid-19 test before entering the airport. However, we advise passengers to contact their airline about the documents required to fly.
3. Covid-19 preventive measures:
We provide instructions on the importance of social distancing, face masks, symptoms, and prevention through our sound and visual communication system. We intensified the cleaning and sanitation routine at the Terminal. Passengers can also find hand sanitizers at the airport’s busiest areas.
4. Airline tickets:
The airport does not provide information about airline ticket prices. Please contact the airlines directly.
5. Flight changes:
Airlines are responsible for changes in flight date and time. We advise passengers to contact the airline that issued the ticket.
6. Travel documents:
For domestic flights, you will need a Brazilian ID (RG) or another official photo ID. For international flights, you will need a valid passport. Some countries require a visa. Others require documents to prove you have taken certain vaccines. We advise passengers to contact the office of the consulate of the country they are visiting in advance for specific information. For documents related to the vaccination against Covid-19, please contact the airline company.
7. Traveling with children and adolescents:
For domestic flights, you must present the child’s birth certificate (original or notarized copy) or another official photo ID. For children under 12 years of age, you must also present a document proving you are the child’s parent/guardian or that you are related to the child’s parent/guardian. The requirements of the Children and Adolescents Act and the Juvenile Court must be observed.
Adolescents from 12 to 15 years of age who are not accompanied by their parents need a travel consent in accordance with the legal requirements of the Children and Adolescents Act and the local Juvenile Court (in addition to the other documents mentioned above).
Adolescents from 16 to 17 years of age can travel without the parents’ or guardian’s consent.
For international flights, a passport is required for identification, in addition to the requirements of the National Council of Justice, the local Juvenile Court, and the Federal Police.
For international flights, minors who are not accompanied by both parents must present a court authorization. Source: National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC)
8. Lost or damaged baggage:
Airlines are responsible for safekeeping and transporting checked baggage. We advise passengers to contact the airline that issued the ticket.
9. Travelling with pets:
Cats and dogs may be allowed to travel in the aircraft cabin or cargo hold. A muzzle may be required depending on the size of the animal. A health certificate issued by a veterinarian enrolled with the Regional Board of Veterinary Medicine (CRMV) is required. It is always important to consult your airline company to find out what procedure to follow.
For other species and wild animals, you must present an Animal Transportation Form (Guia de Trânsito Animal - GTA) issued by a veterinarian accredited by the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Environment or by the state sanitation authority.
10. Bringing your pet to the Terminal:
Pets are allowed in the airport in travelling boxes or on the owner’s lap, except in the food court, where they have to stay in a travelling box at all times. It can’t be placed on the tables or on the chairs. Service or emotional support dogs have free access to all airport facilities provided that they are identified as such.
11. Airplane spotting:
The airport does not have an airplane spotting area.
12. Public agencies:
The offices of public agencies located at the airport establish their own business hours and are not subject to Fraport Brasil’s management. For information about hours and contact info, please visit their website.
