Bogota Airport Terminals

Bogota Airport has 2 passenger terminals. Its primary terminal, El Dorado, is following the airport’s legend. This is a terminal built in year 1959, handling all the international arrivals as well as national arrivals, except Avianca that has its own Puente Aereo. Customs, immigration and check-in counters are found on the building’s ground floor while the emigration and waiting rooms are on its first floor.

There are two parts in the building, international and national section. Eleven gates can be found in its national section, with additional 5 gates for the regional flights. There are 9 gates in its international section.

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The former "Puente Aereo" is currently Terminal 2 (T2). It is currently used by Avianca for domestic flights. Later in 2014, Avianca will move those flights to T1 and, in exchange, regional and low cost airlines Easyfly, Satena and VivaColombia will move to T2. This terminal contains a revamped food plaza, an Avianca premium lounge and several retail stores.