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Francisco Sa Carneiro Airport Location
The airport is 11kms from Porto city with the Porto or Lisbon highway being the access road. The link roads to Vila Real and Braganca is the IP4 and roads A3, IC 1 and IC 24 link Porto and Braga.
Travelling to and from Airport
Bus : the Transporte Resende operate bus No.120 from the airport to Santa Cruz, Leca, Matosinhos (market & hospital) and Custoias. The Aerobus also operates buses from the airport to hotels and downtown Porto and also regular bus No.56 and No.87 transports passengers to different locations in the city.
Taxi : are available outside arrivals.
Porto Francisco Sa Carneiro Airport Information Desk
The information desk is located in the public area, call 229 432 400.
The airport has one terminal.
Porto Airport Facilities
Currency Exchanger & ATMs : cash dispencer machine, bureaux de change and a bank is also available in the singlw terminal.
Food & Drinks : for food there are a number of resturant, grill house, bars and coffee shop throughout the terminal.
Shopping : the shops include electronics, gifts, fashion, wine and many shops with various items available.
Left / Lost Luggage : lost property information desk is available, call 229 482 547.
Other Facilities : post office is available.
Porto Airport Business & Conference Facility
For meeting rooms at the airport three longes are available in the terminal building. Airport Lounge 1 is on level 0 near the departure hall, Airport Lounge 2 is on level 1 near the departure area and the Navigator Lounge is only for passengers flying with Tap-Air Portugal.
Facilities for Disabled Passengers
The airport has lifts, ramps, toilets and for wheelchairs passengers need to inform the airlines when booking tickets.
Address :
Porto Francisco Sa Carneiro Airport Pedras
Rubras, 4470 Maia
Portugal.
Ph : 229 432 400.
Visit : www.ana-aeroportos.pt
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