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05 April 2018
El wifi nunca funciona. No se entienden las indicaciones en los letreros, por lo cual a veces no se sabe a donde uno debe dirigirse. Por lo demás el aeropuerto está bastante bien, lo mantienen muy limpio, es muy grande y dispone de casi todos los servicios necesarios.
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26 October 2017
コンパクトな造り。残念ながらスターアライアンス系のラウンジは有りませんでした。
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29 September 2017
Principal airport in chile and is Embarrasing. Queue for everything! small spaces! very few bathrooms.
Luggage takes for ever, and everyone has to check them! third world airport.response / report this review -
02 September 2017
Las remodelaciones lo posicionan en el mundo. Buen espacio. Buena atención. Locales comerciales y WiFi completan un espacio muy agradable.
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29 August 2017
Very easy airport to get in and out of. I went through here 4 times the past week going in and out of the country. Security is a breeze, make sure to keep your ticket that the customs people give you when you enter the country.
The airport itself: Very clean! Every time I went to the bathroom their were cleaning people going in and out. Spotless for the most part and there are a couple of shops and restaurants. The Ruby Tuesday has a deli attached to it incase you want a cheap sandwich to go. Water is clean to drink in Chile so feel free to fill up your water bottle with water. There is a Dunkin Donuts as well which has cheap 1,090 chp donuts.
Getting to the City:
I used both bus companies (Turbus and centropuerto) from the Airport to the city. Turbus is a bigger 2 story bus and when they put your bag in the baggage area of the bus make sure you tell them which station you get off at. Green means you get off at Parajitos and yellow means Alameda. I got off at Parajitos but my bag had the Alameda tag on it. I was able to get my bag but was a bit of a hassle and I had to find my bag quickly before the bus left for the other stops. The Centropuerto bus is smalelr and less official in terms where they don't mark your bag like Turbus.
Location of bus stop at airport: Go outside the customs and past the crowd of people asking if you need a taxi. You will exit the airport thorough the main doors and across the street to the center median past the taxis but before the airport parking lot. On your right you will see the buses and a bus sign. All buses in this area go to Santiago.
Price: The price one way is 1,700 and roundtrip is 3,000chp.
City Main Stops: Both buses go to Pajaritos and Terminal Alameda Santiago which are good metro/bus stations in the city. Either stop will allow you to get into downtown Santiago. I would say if traffic is bad get off at Pajaritos as it is the metro station that is on the city limits but has access to the main metro line to the downtown (L1 aka the red line). Pajaritos is a good bus terminal to get to other Chile destinations like Valparaiso.
I recommend either bus. I liked Centropuerto a little more as it was not as crowded as the Turbus, however Turbus is more organized.
Buying tickets: Turbus you buy your ticket at the kiosk at the bus stand in front of the airport entrance. Centropuerto you buy the ticket on the bus from the driver.
Check In: You can check in online, at the counter or using the self check in screens at the airport.response / report this review -
31 July 2017
Spacious and functional, with nice the chilean people all around.
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