
Congonhas Airport handles domestic flights within Brazil. International flights from São Paulo use Guarulhos International Airport instead.
Congonhas Airport is inside the city, in the Campo Belo district on the south side of São Paulo, on Avenida Washington Luís.
Yes. The Line 17-Gold monorail stops at Congonhas Airport and links with Line 5-Lilac at Campo Belo and Line 9-Emerald at Morumbi. City buses also connect with São Judas station on Line 1-Blue.
Its official name is São Paulo/Congonhas–Deputado Freitas Nobre Airport. It uses the IATA code CGH and the ICAO code SBSP.
LATAM, Gol and Azul operate the bulk of flights from Congonhas Airport, serving cities across Brazil.
LATAM, Gol and Azul run shuttle buses between Congonhas and Guarulhos for their connecting passengers. Taxis and ride-hailing are also available, but allow extra time for São Paulo traffic.
No. Congonhas Airport has a nightly curfew and a cap on flights per hour, so check your airline's schedule if you need an early or late flight.
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São Paulo–Congonhas Airport, officially named Congonhas–Deputado Freitas Nobre Airport, is the city airport of São Paulo, Brazil. Unlike Guarulhos, which handles long-haul and international traffic, Congonhas is a domestic airport. It is especially popular for quick business trips and the frequent shuttle flights between São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
The airport sits inside the city, in the Campo Belo district on the south side of São Paulo, along Avenida Washington Luís. Its closeness to business districts is the main reason travellers choose it, although road traffic in São Paulo can make the journey slower than the distance suggests.
All passengers use a single main terminal, part of which dates from the airport's original 1930s design. Inside you will find check-in areas for each airline, shops, cafés and waiting lounges. Because the airport handles domestic flights, there is no customs or immigration hall.
Three major Brazilian carriers dominate the schedule: LATAM, Gol and Azul. Between them they connect Congonhas with state capitals and regional cities across Brazil, with the Rio de Janeiro Santos Dumont route among the most frequent. For flights abroad, travellers normally connect through Guarulhos or another hub.
Ibirapuera Park, the city's green heart with museums and walking paths, is a short ride north of the airport. Avenida Paulista brings together cultural centres, the São Paulo Museum of Art and a lively street scene, while the Vila Madalena neighbourhood is known for street art and bars.
Congonhas has limits on the number of flights per hour and does not operate through the night, so late-evening departures can be few. Arrive early at busy times, and if you are connecting to an international flight, book enough time for the transfer to Guarulhos.
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