Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO)

Arrivals follow a standard, linear flow within the single terminal facility.

• Follow arrival signage towards Passport Control for non-Schengen arrivals or directly to Baggage Reclaim for Schengen arrivals.
• Passengers arriving from non-Schengen origins must present travel documents at border control.
• Collect checked baggage from the assigned carousel in the baggage reclaim area.
• Clear Customs using the green channel for nothing to declare or the red channel if carrying goods over statutory limits.
• Exit into the main arrivals hall for ground transport, car hire desks, and airport services.

• Train

  Metro

  Metro do Porto Line E (Violet Line) connects the airport directly to central Porto.

  Time:

  Roughly 30–35 minutes to Trindade station

  Typical cost:

  Typically €2–€3 for a Z4 fare ticket plus re-usable card fee

• Bus

  Bus

  STCP local bus routes service the airport and surrounding urban areas.

  Time:

  Roughly 45–60 minutes depending on route and traffic

  Typical cost:

  Typically €2–€3 single ticket

• Ride-hailing

  Taxi / Rideshare

  Licenced taxis and rideshare services pick up outside the terminal building.

  Time:

  Roughly 20–30 minutes to central Porto

  Typical cost:

  Typically €20–€35 depending on time, traffic, and luggage

• Car rental

  Car Rental

  Major rental car desks are located in the arrivals concourse with vehicles parked nearby.

  Time:

  Roughly 20–30 minutes driving time to central Porto

  Typical cost:

  Varies by provider, rental period, and seasonal demand

Connecting passengers remain within the single terminal layout.

• Schengen-to-Schengen transfers with through-checked baggage proceed directly to the departures gate area.
• Transfers involving non-Schengen flights require border control processing.
• Self-connecting passengers must collect checked baggage, exit to the public area, and check in again at the main departures level.

Complimentary Wi-Fi is available across the airport terminal.

• Select the official airport Wi-Fi network upon landing.
• Complete the basic web portal registration process to connect.
• Coverage extends across arrivals, baggage reclaim, and gate areas.

Financial facilities are accessible in landside and airside areas.

• ATMs accepting major international bank cards are located in the arrivals hall.
• Bureau de change counters operate within the terminal for currency conversion.
• Electronic payment methods are widely accepted across Porto, but carrying euro cash is practical for small transactions.

Food and beverage options are located in both public and secure terminal zones.

• Landside arrivals features light cafes and beverage kiosks.
• Airside departures offers quick-service outlets, cafes, and sit-down dining options.
• Options include local Portuguese coffee shops and international brands.

Airport lounge facilities operate in the airside departures zone.

• The lounge is located post-security on the departures floor.
• Entry is available for eligible frequent flyers, premium ticket holders, or via pay-per-use passes.
• Facilities include quiet seating, light refreshments, Wi-Fi, and work areas.

Hotel options are situated close to the airport grounds.

• Several hotels are located within short walking distance or a brief taxi ride from the terminal.
• Direct Metro access makes staying in central Porto straightforward for longer layovers.
• No dedicated airside transit hotel is available within the secure area.

Baggage reclaim and luggage services are situated on the lower level.

• Baggage carousels are located in the secure arrivals hall.
• Lost luggage services are managed by airline ground handling desks in baggage reclaim.
• Left luggage and storage services are available landside for short or long-term storage.

Family amenities are distributed throughout the main terminal.

• Baby care facilities and changing tables are located near key restroom blocks.
• Dedicated children's play spaces are located within the airside departures area.
• Strollers are permitted through security up to the boarding gate.

• ATMs
• Currency Exchange
• Luggage Storage
• Pharmacy
• Car Rental Desks
• Information Desk
• Duty Free Shops

Local emergency number: 112 (National emergency line)

• Dial 112 for national emergency services including police, fire, and ambulance.
• First aid support within the airport can be requested through any uniformed staff member.
• For lost or stolen passports, report to the airport police station and contact your embassy or consulate.

• Check your passport validity and any visa, ETA or entry declaration required.
• Confirm your departure terminal on your boarding pass the day before.
• Activate a travel eSIM so you are online the moment you land.
• Download offline maps and screenshot your hotel address and booking reference.
• Tell your bank you are travelling and carry a backup payment card.
• Save the local emergency number and your embassy contact in your phone.
• Photograph your passport and store the copy somewhere you can reach offline.
• Check baggage allowance and any restricted items for your destination.

Airport operations change. Always confirm terminals, fares and timetables with the official sources below before you travel.

• ANA Aeroportos de Portugal - Porto AirportOfficial airport source
• Agência para a Integração, Migrações e Asilo (AIMA)Government source
• Autoridade Tributária e AduaneiraGovernment source
• Metro do PortoOfficial transit source
• SNS 24 - Serviço Nacional de SaúdeGovernment source