Flights to Brazil - Brazil Airlines and Airport Information

HOW TO GET THERE (airlines and airports)

Several airlines fly to Brazil from the U.S. All of them have direct flights to São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, and some operate direct or connecting flights to other large Brazilian cities as well. The following Brazilian and American airlines have direct flights to Brazil:

Third-country airlines may have flights linking the U.S. and Brazil. You should check with your travel agent.

Travel time will vary considerably depending on your departing and arriving points. See approximate travel times below:

The main airports in Brazil are the Galeão International Airport in Rio and the Guarulhos International Airport in São Paulo. If you have complaints about airport or airline services, contact the Civil Aviation Section office at the airport (in Rio, 398-3050; in São Paulo, 6445-2585). You should address the airline directly at the airport in case of lost luggage.

At the major international airports you have several means of commuting to other parts of the city. Do not expect to find subway or train stations at the airports, though. You will either have to take a cab (see Taxis), rent a car or take a city bus (cheap but not recommended) or a shuttle (usually an air-conditioned bus; look for the keywords frescão or executivo).

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