Pinto Martins International Airport

The airport uses a primary passenger terminal housing both domestic and international operations; check‑in counters and security are in the same terminal building with dedicated gates for international services. Airline services and ground handling desks are inside the main terminal.

Because operations are concentrated in one building, moving between domestic and international areas is done airside or landside within the same terminal; no inter‑terminal transfer is required.

The airport sits close to Fortaleza city; typical travel time to the city centre is 20-40 minutes by road depending on traffic.

• Taxis: Metered taxis are available outside arrivals; journey times to central Fortaleza are typically under an hour. Expect higher fares for rides to beach suburbs.
• Bus / airport coach: Public buses and dedicated airport coaches connect to central bus stations and some neighbourhoods; they are the lowest‑cost option but take longer and may have limited luggage space.
• Ride‑share: App‑based services (for example Uber) operate in Fortaleza and are commonly used from the airport where allowed by local regulations.
• Driving: The airport is well connected by major roads; driving to central Fortaleza takes roughly 20-40 minutes outside peak hours.

Terminal facilities include a range of cafes and fast‑food options in the departures area, duty‑free shopping for international departures and several retail kiosks.

Wi‑Fi: public Wi‑Fi is commonly available though may be time‑limited. Charging: power outlets are provided at gate seating areas and in public lounges. Lounges: airline and pay‑in lounges are available for international or premium passengers. Luggage: left‑luggage services may be available via third‑party providers in the city rather than at the airport itself.