Cheap Flights from Rio De Janeiro to Sao Paulo Guarulhos

The primary airport in Sao Paulo is Guarulhos International Airport, the largest in Brazil handling 39 million travelers every year and the second airport is Sao Paolo Congonhas Airport. There are a few options for travellers flying from Rio de Janeiro to Sao Paulo. Three airlines - Avianca Brazil Airlines, Gol Transportes Aereos and LATAM Brasil fly from Rio de Janeiro to both Guarulhos International Airport and Sao Paolo Congonhas Airport in Rio de Janeiro. Two airlines - Gol Transportes Aereos and also Azul Brazilian Airlines offer flights from Santos Dumont Airport, the second major airport in Rio de Janeiro to Guarulhos International Airport in Sao Paulo. Alternatively, both Rio de Janeiro’s airports fly to Sao Paulos's third airport, Sao Paulo Congonhas Airport with the airlines Avianca Brazil, Gol Transportes Aereros and LATAM Brasil.

* This information is correct as of June 2017

Airport Information - Arriving

Guarulhos International Airport is a large airport home to three passenger terminals. You can find all of the amenities and facilities you would expect of a busy airport at Guarulhos International Airport including a variety of dining and drinking establishments as well as many shops. Travelers can also stay connected to internet for as long as you want with free Wi-Fi available, while the airport also boasts a large number of airport lounges which are open to any passengers for a fee on the door.

Airport Information - Departing

Galeao International Airport is the busiest airport in Rio de Janeiro made up of two passenger terminals which are located next to each other, so if you need to travel between terminals the journey is quick and hassle-free. Whilst waiting for your flight you can browse through the airport’s many shops or sit down for a meal or a drink at one of its restaurants and cafes. If you would prefer somewhere more luxurious to spend your time then the airport is home to a large number of airport lounges, most of which are located in Terminal 2.

Santos Dumont Airport is Rio de Janeiro’s second airport set within a single terminal complex. The airport mostly operates domestic flights and isn’t as sizeable as the larger Galeao International Airport. However, you can still find a decent range of amenities and facilities at the airport including a few places to eat and drink as well as shops for all your essentials.

What to Expect in Sao Paulo

In Sao Paulo the weather stays consistently warm throughout the year, although be advised that a significant rainy season falls between December and February. You won’t require a visa in order to fly from Rio de Janeiro to Sao Paulo, although don’t forget to bring all your travel documents including your passport. Check out the top hotels in Sao Paulo to have the best trip in the city.