Foz do Iguaçu/Cataratas International Airport (IGU)

Connecting through Foz do Iguaçu International Airport (IGU) is generally a smooth and efficient process, as the facility handles a significant volume of domestic traffic linked to major Brazilian hubs like São Paulo (GRU/CGH), Rio de Janeiro (GIG/SDU), and Brasília (BSB), along with regional international flights. If you are traveling on a single ticket with a major Brazilian carrier like LATAM, Gol, or Azul, your checked baggage will typically be transferred automatically to your final destination, allowing you to remain in the secure departures lounge for your onward domestic journey. However, it is always advisable to confirm baggage status at your initial check-in point. For passengers conducting self-transfers or traveling on separate tickets, it is recommended to allow at least 90 to 120 minutes for domestic-to-domestic connections and a minimum of three hours for any connection involving an international flight. This provides an essential buffer to collect your baggage from the arrivals hall, move through the terminal, and proceed back through security and immigration if necessary. During the peak summer tourism months (December through February) and local holidays, the airport can become quite crowded, so allowing extra time is highly advisable to avoid any stress. While waiting for your onward flight, the terminal offers several comfortable seating areas and free Wi-Fi throughout the building. While there are no dedicated high-end international business lounges, the various cafes and snack bars in the departure area provide a pleasant place to relax. If you have a layover exceeding five hours, a quick visit to the nearby Parque das Aves (Bird Park) or a short trip to see the Brazilian side of the Iguaçu Falls is possible, provided you have the appropriate documentation for

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