The four terminals
Look yours up by airline. Each terminal has its own layout, its own services and its own meeting point, and getting from one to another is a shuttle ride.
At a glance
| Terminal | Use | Gates | Main airlines |
|---|---|---|---|
| T1 | Charter and private aviation | 7 | — |
| T2 | Domestic and international | 22 |      +7 |
| T3 | International | 21 |      +5 |
| T4 | International | 14 |      +9 |
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Moving between terminals
A free shuttle connects the operating terminals every 10 to 15 minutes, air-conditioned and with a wheelchair ramp. The ride itself is no more than 20 minutes between any two terminals, but budget 45 minutes in total once you count the walk to the stop and the wait.
How connecting between terminals works → · Airport map and layout →
Working out which one is yours
- Your boarding pass is the authority on the day.
- The live board shows the terminal assigned to each flight today. Arrivals and departures.
- A ticket bought months ago is the least reliable source there is.
- Meeting someone? Ask for the terminal number, not just the airline. The T3 and T4 arrivals halls are a ten-minute shuttle apart.