About Brasilia Intl. Airport
Brasília–Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek International Airport is located in Brasília, one of the most popular tourist destinations and crowded cities of Brazil. You can reach the airport located in Lago Sul with American Airlines (Miami), Avianca Brazil (Aracaju, Cuiaba, Florianopolis, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo vb.), Copa Airlines (Panama City), Gol Transportes Aereos (Aracaju, Manaus, Boa Vista, Natal, Palmas etc.), LATAM Brasil, Passaredo Linhas Aereas and TAP Portugal. The airport, whose original name is Aeroporto de Brasília, has been offering transportation service since May 3, 1957. Brasília Airport carrying 19,8 million passengers in a year is the third biggest airport of Brazil. Some of the stores at the airport include Piticas, Emporio Do Aço, E O Bicho Boutique, Chilli Beans, Drogasil, Dufry Duty Free, Hudson etc. Dunkin’ Donuts, Frau Bondan, Black Coffee, Juice & Co, Snack & Co, Amor Aos Pedaços, Grab N’Fly, Wine & Co and Beer & Co are among the restaurants and cafes offering service at the airport.
Getting to the City Center from Brasilia Intl. Airport
Since no passenger flight is arranged at Anapolis Airport in Anapolis, you can travel to Brazil International Airport, which is the nearest international airport, in order to reach the city. You can get to Anapolis from Brazil International Airport by bus or shuttle services, as well as you can travel by renting a car with or without a driver. There are the bus lines that connect Brazil International Airport to Anapolis. However, it is not possible to reach Anapolis with a single bus and you need to transfer to another bus. Traveling by bus is much less costly compared to renting a car, however it takes too much time. Some private companies serving at Brazil International Airport provide shuttle services to Anapolis. You can get information about the prices and departure times at the help desk in the arrival terminal. Shuttle services are cheaper than car rental services, yet they are slow. On the other hand, shuttles are faster compared to public buses, yet more costly. Avis, Hertz and four local car rental companies serve at the airport. By renting a car at Brazil International Airport, you can reach Anapolis by driving southwest after connecting to the motorway 60. The total distance you need to cover is about 150 kilometer.Bus
Shuttle Service
Rent a car
Getting to Brasilia Intl. Airport from the City Center
Currently, only cargo flights are arranged at Anapolis Airport in Anapolis. The closest international airport to the city is Brazil International Airport. You can reach Brazil International Airport by the car you have rented from Anapolis. If you want to keep the transportation costs low, you can prefer shuttle services. It is also possible to get to the airport by bus, but you should remember that it takes a lot of time.
Bus
There is no direct bus line that goes to Brazil International Airport. However, you can reach the airport from Anapolis by transferring 2 or 3 times. Transportation by bus costs quite low, but you should keep in mind that you will lose some time.
Shuttle Service
It is possible to reach the airport effortlessly using the shuttle services that arranged by private companies for transportation to Brazil International Airport. You ask your hotel to help you about reservation and shuttle departure times. This way of transportation is more practical and faster compared to buses, yet it costs a little more. However, it is cheaper than renting a car, but it is slower.
Rent a car
There are many international and local car rental companies in Anapolis. Avis and Hertz provide this service at Brazil International Airport and so, renting a car from these companies can make it convenient for you to reach the airport. With the car you have rent, you can easily reach the airport by driving northeast through the motorway 60 and following the airport signs on the road. You need to drive about 150 kilometers in total.
Airport Information
Anapolis Airport in Anapolis is an airport that serves cargo flights and it has not been used for civilian passenger transportation for a while. The closest international airport to the city is Brazil International Airport. Brazil International Airport, which is a very large and busy airport, offers many service units ranging from currency exchange office to the spa center. The entrance fee for VIP Lounge at the airport is 120.00 Brazilian Real. In addition, the airport also has nearly 30 restaurants and cafés including familiar brands such as McDonald's, Subway and Domino's that appeal to different tastes.
