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Jacarepaguá Airport, founded in 1980, serves as a domestic airport located within the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is primarily used by Brazilian low-cost carrier Gol Transportes Aéreos as its main hub. The airport consists of two terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, which are interconnected by a shuttle bus service. Jacarepaguá Airport is a convenient option for travelers looking to access various destinations within Brazil.
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Cash options here are minimal: no exchange desks and usually two ATMs — one in the public lobby and another by the parking/exit doors. For better rates and lower fees, withdraw at nearby mall ATMs or exchange USD/EUR in Barra, Ipanema, or Copacabana, and always decline ATM currency conversion.
No duty‑free at Jacarepaguá, but if your trip includes an international leg, RIOgaleão’s walk‑through Dufry shops in Terminal 2 are easy to use and open long hours — with solid deals on spirits and fragrances versus city prices. Here’s where to find them and who can access which shop.
Fuel up on Brazilian snacks and strong coffee at a handful of cafés in the compact terminal, plus a simple diner for quick plates at lunch. Prices run a touch higher than Barra’s street cafés but still fair—about R$8–12 for coffee, R$10–20 for snacks, and R$40–60 for a hot meal.
Need a quick check, bandage, or pain relief before you fly? Jacarepaguá’s compact terminal offers a small first-aid room and convenience counters for essentials, with full-service pharmacies just a short ride away in Barra da Tijuca.
No public lockers operate at Jacarepaguá’s compact terminal, but you can often arrange short‑term stowage through your FBO or use app‑booked luggage storage at nearby Barra da Tijuca shops and malls. Expect roughly R$35–R$50 per day per item, with ID required and hours depending on the host.
Settle into two compact waiting areas—one before security and one by the boarding room—with free Wi‑Fi, handy outlets, and a decent coffee counter. While there’s no airline lounge, charter/FBO lounges serve executive flyers, and the terminal stays calm enough for a short, stress‑free pause.
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