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Rio de Janeiro Galeão – Tom Jobim International Airport (GIG)

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil · ICAO SBGL · IATA GIG

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Rio de Janeiro Galeão – Tom Jobim International Airport (SBGL)10281533
Map: OpenStreetMap contributors, captured 20 Oct 2026. North is up and the drawing is simplified. Each runway is labelled at its ends.
Location
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
ICAO code
SBGL
IATA code
GIG
Elevation
28 ft
Longest runway
13,123 ft (10/28)
Runways
2
Size class
Large
Position
-22.8100, -43.2506

About SBGL

Rio de Janeiro Galeão – Tom Jobim International Airport (GIG) is a large airport in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, with the ICAO code SBGL. Its two runways are 10/28 and 15/33. The longer one, 10/28, is 13,123 ft. All of them have hard surfaces. The OpenStreetMap layout shows 104 gates, 449 taxiway segments, 27 aprons and 3 terminal outlines. In the route snapshot of 14 Oct 2026, 58 airlines have 1,303 routes through SBGL. Its most frequent links are São Paulo (GRU), Salvador (SSA) and Porto Alegre (POA).

Runways

Runways, longest first
RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceLights
10 / 2813,123 ft148 ftHardLit
15 / 3310,433 ft154 ftHardLit

Runway idents and sizes from OurAirports. The runway headings in the source do not always match the idents, so only the idents are shown.

Scheduled routes

Published route data from the snapshot of 14 Oct 2026. These are standing schedules, not live flights, and they can be out of date. Counts are routes in that snapshot.

Airlines flying here

  • Gol GLO607 routes
  • LATAM Brasil TAM155 routes
  • Azul AZU87 routes
  • TAP TAP42 routes
  • Aerolineas ARG37 routes
  • LATAM LAN27 routes
  • JetSMART JAT21 routes
  • Air France AFR11 routes
  • Sky SKU10 routes

Also flying here, shown by airline code: GOL, ONE, WEB, PUA, JES, FBZ.

Connected airports

Nearby airports with maps

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Sources: airport and runway data from OurAirports (public domain). Map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Routes from Virtual Radar Server standing data (CC0), snapshot of 14 Oct 2026.