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Belo Horizonte Confins Airport Passenger Reviews and Customer opinions
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BELO HORIZONTE CONFINS AIRPORT customer review : 18 December 2011 by N Junzo (Brazil) |
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Confins looks like a bus station rather than an international airport. Poor services, bad signage, extremely
high prices and depressing, overcrowded waiting areas close to the boarding gates. Catering and shopping
options inside security area are very limited so make sure to replenish yourselves before proceeding to it.
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Belo Horizonte Confins Airport customer review : 7 January 2011 by Y Bert (Switzerland)
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Customer Rating : 3/5 |
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I haven't seen much progress, the airport still looks quite old. The prices of food and drinks
are extremely high compared to prices in Belo Horizonte and the public transportation (buses)
to Belo Horizonte aren't efficient for an airport aiming to be international. Good points :
waiting times aren't too long and free parking facilities just in front of the terminal.
Belo Horizonte Confins Airport customer review : 7 September 2010 by Antonio Ferreira (Brazil)
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Customer Rating : 3/5 |
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The new "linha verde" - green line was a very good improvement in this airport access; all the
journey now takes about 35 minutes in express way. Even with more and more passengers increase
month a month it's still lacking international 3 cities (Miami, Lisbon and Panama City) are
directly connected. The baggage claim is a problem: only 1 is located in international area
(and is very small and you must wait a lot of time until you get your baggage).
Belo Horizonte Confins Airport customer review : 20 April 2010 by A Hijmans (Brazil)
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Customer Rating : 4/5 |
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One of Brazil's better airports although its design is stark and gloomy - though airy. Used
aforementioned "Conexio Aeroporto" bus service to get there: punctual, fast and good quality.
Food wise, all the usual airport restaurants are here but on the third floor, to the left, is
a real find if you want real food and you're on a budget: the Restaurante Social looks like a
university canteen but serves palatable food at non-airport prices.
BELO HORIZONTE CONFINS AIRPORT review : 7 December 2009 : by A Hetier
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I concur with the comment below, Confins is under-used. But there is a big plus: "Conexao
Aeroporto" buses that take you to the city centre are punctual and efficient. Things have
changed since 2006 and there should be more improvements in the future.
Belo Horizonte Confins Airport by Andre Bomtempo
1 July 2006 Customer Rating : n/a
The new Highway (Linha Verde) connecting the Airport to Downtown Belo
Horizonte will definitely help with the distance issue. The Airport
itself is modern and well maintained. But I think it has potential
that’s not being used. The lack of international flights is another
problem. Most flights have connections in Rio or SP, making BH hours
farther then it really is. It could take less than 10 hours from New
York but with the connections it takes about 15 hours, if we are lucky
enough to find a flight from Rio or SP. Hopefully with the “Industrial
Airport” more international flights will start to be available, we’ll
see.
Belo Horizonte Confins Airport by Giovanni Guidi
3 June 2006
Very badly located and designed airport. The check-in areas are outside
(it doesn't rain, but it can be very hot), the airport is too far away
from the city (no fast connections as well). In terms of services it has
banks, restaurants, newsagents, cash machines and a post office. There
is no internet access for passengers, which is ridiculous for the third
biggest airport in Brazil. I had to send an urgent business email and
had to beg the local administration office (on the top floor of the
terminal) to use one of their computers for 5 minutes. Thanks to the
good nature of most of the Brazilian people, this was allowed (saving me
from a lot of problems), but if the management is willing to put mobile
phones rechargers in the terminal (I could see they were available for
everyone for free) they could also make the effort to put a couple of
internet access points.
Belo Horizonte Confins Airport by Andrew Coogans
27 March 2006
Confins is a modern, easy to use airport. It seems a little underused
though. The check in areas are very close to the drop off point for
cars. Restaurants and bars typical for a Brasilian airport. Nothing too
special. Gate areas have very comfortable chairs, but they appear to be
getting replaced by more standard hard ones. The problem with Confins,
as most people in Belo Horizonte know, is its distance from the city
centre. 1 hour away on a non-motorway standard road.
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