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About Rio de Janeiro Galeao Airport (GIG)

IATA/ICAO Code:
GIG/SBGL
Address:
Av. Vinte de Janeiro, s/nº - Ilha do Governador, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 21941-900, Brazil
City: Rio De Janeiro
Country:
Brazil
Phone:
+55 21 3004-6050
Website: http://www.aeroportogaleao.net/
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Arrivals: Rio de Janeiro Galeao (GIG) Arrivals
Departures: Rio de Janeiro Galeao (GIG) Departures
Latitude/Longitude
-22.80999947, -43.25055695
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Reviews:
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Rio de Janeiro Galeao Airport (IATA: GIG, ICAO: SBGL), is an airport serving the Rio De Janeiro area in Brazil. Scroll down or click here to see what Rio de Janeiro Galeao Airport shops, bars, restaurants, cafes, and facilities we have in our Duty Free Information 2024 Database. Currently in our database we have information on 72 shops, 13 cafes, and 0 restaurants at Rio de Janeiro Galeao Airport. If you believe this data is out of date or incorrect in any way, please contact us and we will get our team of researchers to correct our data.

Rio de Janeiro Galeão Airport, also known as Antonio Carlos Jobim International Airport, is located in Rio de Janeiro, the second largest city in Brazil. The airport is operated by Infraero and serves as a hub for Azul Brazilian Airlines, GOL Airlines and LATAM Brasil. It is one of the busiest airports in South America, serving more than 40 million passengers a year.

The airport was originally built in the 1940s to serve as a military airbase during World War II. In 1951, it was opened to commercial flights and began offering international flights in 1960. Since then, the airport has undergone several renovations and expansions over the years to accommodate its ever-growing passenger volume.

Rio de Janeiro Galeão Airport has two terminals dedicated to domestic flights and one terminal for international flights. It offers direct routes to over 80 destinations across four continents including North America, South America, Asia and Europe. The airport features services such as free Wi-Fi access throughout the facility and a wide variety of duty free stores that offer discounts on alcohol, tobacco products and souvenirs.

The airport is well equipped with modern amenities like restaurants, bars, shops and car rentals facilities from renowned companies like Avis, Hertz and Europcar. There are also ATMs at both terminals that accept Visa/MasterCard debit cards or credit cards as well as ATM machines accepting foreign currencies at competitive rates. For travelers with special needs or disabilities there are wheelchairs available upon request before boarding any flight out of Rio de Janeiro Galeão Airport.

In addition to all these services offered within the airport complex itself there are several hotels nearby which provide easy access to ground transportation links like buses, taxis or even limousines if desired by visitors looking for additional comfort while traveling through Rio de Janeiro Galeão Airport.

Safety measures at this facility have been upgraded substantially over recent years due to increased security concerns both domestically & internationally which includes high grade profiling & baggage screening processes that have been implemented according to International Air Transport Association (IATA) lead standards for airports around the world guaranteeing passengers a safe journey from one destination point to another no matter where they may be headed from or returning too when flying out of this busy international hub located in Rio De Janerio Brazil!

Frequently Asked Questions about Rio de Janeiro Galeao Airport

It takes approximately 21 mins to drive the 11.8 mi (19 kilometres) between the centre of Rio De Janeiro and Rio de Janeiro Galeao Airport, making it accessible enough to facilitate and accommodate any travel plans. Make sure you arrive in time to take the opportunity to explore the duty-free shopping opportunities located inside GIG airport, where you can purchase exclusive perfumes and colognes, cigarettes, alcohol, food items, confectionery, and souvenirs from Brazil.

External parking options are available. Don't forget that you can also opt to leave your car at home, thanks to the many public transportation alternatives that can take you to and from Rio de Janeiro Galeao Airport.

Once you arrive at the airport, you have the option to fuel up for your journey ahead by grabbing a bite to eat at any of the 13 available restaurants and cafes, or why not head straight for the duty-free shopping opportunities at the 72 different shops around Rio de Janeiro Galeao Airport? Get a last-minute gift for a loved one, or spoil yourself with a well-deserved souvenir from your trip.

  • Air Point
  • AMP Tshirt Store
  • Astoria Kilo
  • Batata Inglesa
  • Bazar Solidario
  • BOB's
  • Brasil Rio
  • Cafe Aviador
  • Cafe Palheta
  • Casa do Pao de Queijo
  • Chilli Beans
  • Chocolate Q
  • Dandy Mix
  • Dartel Toys
  • Demoiselle
  • Do Brasil
  • Doarel
  • Dufry
  • Emporio do Aco
  • Engraxataria do Presente
  • FOM
  • Frango Assado
  • Gatos de Rua
  • H. Stern
  • Hallah
  • Havaianas
  • It Beach
  • Kafe
  • Katz Chocolates
  • Kopenhagen
  • La Selva
  • Last Call
  • Linha do Horizonte
  • O Boticario
  • O Melhor Bolo de Chocolate do Mundo
  • Palheta Air Cafe
  • Palheta Popular Diner
  • Pastatore
  • Pedacinho de Minas by Rio
  • Rei do Mate
  • Santos Dumont
  • Sobral
  • Spoleto
  • Tamar Flower Shop
  • Viena
  • Zeppelin Artes

  • Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Starbucks

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GIG/SBGL

Av. Vinte de Janeiro, s/nº - Ilha do Governador, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 21941-900, Brazil

Rio De Janeiro

Brazil

+55 21 3004-6050

Rio de Janeiro Galeao Airport (GIG/SBGL) shops, restaurants, and facilities

Shops, bars, restaurants, cafes, and facilities at Rio de Janeiro Galeao Airport:

Air Point
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor
AMP Tshirt Store
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor
Astoria Kilo
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Food Court
Batata Inglesa
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Food Court
Bazar Solidario
  • Gate/Area: 1st Floor
BOB's
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Food Court
Brasil Rio
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Public Area
Brasil Rio
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Public Area
Cafe Aviador
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Domestic Departure
Cafe Palheta
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor
Casa do Pao de Queijo
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Arrivals
Casa do Pao de Queijo
  • Gate/Area: 1st Floor - Arrivals
Casa do Pao de Queijo
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Arrivals
Chilli Beans
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor
Chocolate Q
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Domestic Departure
Dandy Mix
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Domestic Departure
Dartel Toys
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor
Demoiselle
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Food Court
Do Brasil
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Food Court
Doarel
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Domestic Departure
Doarel
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Domestic Departure
Dufry
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Arrivals
Dufry
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Arrivals
Dufry
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Arrivals
Dufry
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Arrivals
Dufry
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Arrivals
Dufry
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Arrivals
Dufry
  • Gate/Area: 1st Floor - Arrivals
Emporio do Aco
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor
Engraxataria do Presente
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor
FOM
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Food Court
Frango Assado
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Food Court
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 1st Floor - International Departure
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - International Departure
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - International Departure
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - International Departure
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 1st Floor - International Departure
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - International Departure
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - International Departure
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - International Departure
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 1st Floor - International Departure
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - International Departure
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - International Departure
Galeao Coffee Shop
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - International Departure
Gatos de Rua
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor
H. Stern
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Departure
H. Stern
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Departure
H. Stern
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Departure
H. Stern
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Departure
H. Stern
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Departure
H. Stern
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Departure
Hallah
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Food Court
Havaianas
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Domestic Departure
It Beach
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Domestic Departure
It Beach
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Domestic Departure
Kafe
  • Gate/Area: 1st Floor - Arrivals
Katz Chocolates
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor
Kopenhagen
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Food Court
Kopenhagen
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Food Court
La Selva
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Domestic Departure
La Selva
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Domestic Departure
La Selva
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Domestic Departure
La Selva
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Domestic Departure
La Selva
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Domestic Departure
Last Call
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor
Linha do Horizonte
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Domestic Departure
O Boticario
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Food Court
O Boticario
  • Gate/Area: 1st Floor
O Melhor Bolo de Chocolate do Mundo
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Domestic Departure
O Melhor Bolo de Chocolate do Mundo
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Domestic Departure
Palheta Air Cafe
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Food Court
Palheta Popular Diner
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Food Court
Pastatore
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Food Court
Pedacinho de Minas by Rio
  • Gate/Area: 1st Floor
Rei do Mate
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Food Court
Rei do Mate
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Food Court
Santos Dumont
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Food Court
Sobral
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Domestic Departure
Sobral
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Departure
Spoleto
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Food Court
Tamar Flower Shop
  • Gate/Area: 1st Floor - Domestic Arrivals
Viena
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Public Area
Viena
  • Gate/Area: 2nd Floor - Public Area
Zeppelin Artes
  • Gate/Area: 3rd Floor - Public Area

Rio de Janeiro Galeao Airport Reviews

★★☆☆☆
Concrete hell, quite small for main intl. airport for city of that size and importance. Staff doesn't speak English. Check-in broke down, KLM counter wasn't any helpful, but big thanks for the nice and helpful man at the check-in, he made my day.
- mikiqex

★★★☆☆
Fast immigration and customs. Not too much services in both Terminal 1 and 2. The airport is quite far from the city center so the best option is taking a cab. Be careful with illegal taxis, use the booths to pay in advanced and get your tickets. The cheapest is Aerocoop. There are also special buses for Downtown, South Zone and Barra da Tijuca. Nowadays there is also the BRT system heading to West and North Zone, connecting the Airport with the subway and the suburban railway.
- Nuno R de A Graça

★★★☆☆
Far from the city, it can take more than two hours to arrive. Check-in wasn't complicated, although it takes some time. There is some food and services options in the common area, but in the boarding area it is limited to one bar and a couple of soda machines. Toilets are not always clean.
- Nuno R de A Graça

★★★☆☆
Terminal 2 do Galeao estava muito quente, quase nao havia facilidades para os passageiros, e tbm os fingers estavam bem quentes devido a alta temperatura no dia. Economia de lampadas porem terminal mais quente devido a quantidade excessiva de vidros no telhado
- VALDEMIR ITO DE AZEVEDO

★★☆☆☆
I was arriving with KLM and connecting to a domestic flight with GOL. Considering football championship happened in 2014 and Olympics are scheduled for 2016, the arrival facilities in GIG were pretty terrible. First, the arriving passengers have to queue in a tiny corridor for immigration. It's a very tiny and hot corridor. Then you pick up your bag and walk through what literally looks and smells like a pig sty. The building is obviously very old and not well taken care of. Then passengers queue again for customs in similar conditions. Queueing anywhere is a hassle, but at GIG was really bad.
- Misha Pornomonov

★★☆☆☆
It was exteremely hot after leaving the plane, problems in the air conditioning are often. Long line for passport control (even for brazilians) and an even longer line for Customs. Bagage claim was not so bad as it used to be. Toilets not clean as usual and lots of taxi drivers shouting trying to call your attention when leaving for arrivals area.
- Nuno R de A Graça

★★★★☆
It evolved a bit since it was privatizated last year, with new shops and toilets. Immigration, bagage claim and customs were really fast, guess it is because my flight was the only arriving on the International area of T2. There was, indeed, a long queue for taxis, an old problem of this airport.
- Nuno R de A Graça

★☆☆☆☆
If you really need to come to Zikaland, come through São Paulo - GRU. It is by far the less awful airport....
- Renato Serra Fonseca

★★★★☆
Facil distribucion de puestos de despachos, en la sala de preembarque uno disfruta de buenos locales de compra pero hay momentos es que esta se divide, para facilitar el transito de pasajeros, mediante puertas corredizas y puede no disfrutar de todas. El wifi es libre y con buena calidad.
- Alberto Acebedo

★★☆☆☆
Check in was pretty organized. AF flight was delayed 1 hour and 30 minutes.Ticketing desk staff was rude by the time I told her I was going to miss my connection flight with a separate ticket.
- Maximiliano Romero
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