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General Information About Pichoy Airport

Pichoy Airport (IATA: ZAL and ICAO: SCVD), situated 32 kilometres (20 mi) northeast of Valdivia - Chile's third-largest city - serves as its closest airport and serves both civilians and the military, being home to Air Force 2nd Air Brigade's headquarters and 10th Aviation Group headquarters.

The main terminal at Santiago International Airport hosts airlines, bank offices, travel agencies and carabineros de Chile police stations, along with lounges featuring comfortable seating arrangements and bars serving food or offering duty-free stores with duty-free stores offering Wi-Fi service for free.

Buses and trains connect Santiago's international airport with its city center, with express buses or train express services also providing passenger transport between different areas within Santiago or to neighboring municipalities. Buses and trains operate daily to accommodate this demand.

Taxis offer another means of travel when heading to and from an airport, though most prefer public transit options like buses or trains. Taxis may not always be cheap but are safe and reliable.

Alternative transportation links between Santiago Airport and its city center include special bus services and the Turbus train express; each runs every 10 to 15 minutes on weekdays and weekends respectively.

Transfers between Santiago International Airport and downtown are quick, convenient, and inexpensive. A small van that seats five can carry them quickly from point A to B for approximately 3500 Chilean pesos ($5 USD).

Flights departing Pichoy Airport are operated by LAN, Sky and other airlines, providing extensive departure information such as precise local times of arrival as well as the latest data regarding delays or cancellations. A detailed timetable displays this data.