The most important airports in Asia are listed below by their codes. Click on the name to see more detailed information on each airport. Distances and traffic statistics are approximate, and the statistics are annual figures and are as recent as possible.
GIG – Rio de Janeiro/Galeão-Antonio Carlos Jobim International (Rio de Janeiro)
GRU (SAO) – São Paulo-Guarulhos International (Sao Paulo)
EZE – Ministro Pistarini International (Buenos Aires)
LIM – Jorge Chávez International (Lima)
GIG – Rio de Janeiro/Galeão-Antonio Carlos Jobim International (Rio de Janeiro)
Location: 20km north of downtown Rio de Janeiro
Established: 1923
Terminals: 2
Flights: 123 000
Passengers: 12 million
Transport network(s): bus, taxis (two types of taxi)
Other data: construction and renovation work in progress
http://www.aeroportosdomundo.com/americadosul/brasil/aeroportos/galeao.php
GRU (SAO) – São Paulo-Guarulhos International (Sao Paulo)
Location: Guarulhos – Greater Sao Paulo (25km from downtown Sao Paulo)
Established: 1985
Terminals: 2
Flights: 250 000
Passengers: 27 million
Transport network(s): bus, taxi, car rental, private car
Other data: the busiest airport in Brazil
http://www.aeroportoguarulhos.net/en/guarulhos-international-airport-gru
EZE – Ministro Pistarini International (Buenos Aires)
Location: 22km south-south-west of Buenos Aires
Established: 1946
Terminals: 3
Flights: 93 000
Passengers: 8.7 million
Transport network(s): bus, charter bus, taxi, road
Other data: some buses do not have luggage capacity – make alternative transport arrangements if you have luggage
http://www.aa2000.com.ar/
LIM – Jorge Chávez International (Lima)
Location: Callao (11km from the Historic Centre of Lima)
Established: 1965
Terminals: 1 (2 concourses)
Flights: 99 000 (figure for 2008)
Passengers: 10 million
Transport network(s): tour bus, taxi, van
Other data: for security purposes only use registered taxis
http://www.lap.com.pe/lap_portal/ingles/
