Car rental Sao Paulo - Guarulhos Intl. Airport [GRU], Brazil

Transport Services From Sao Carlos to Rio Grande Do Sul

São Paulo, Brazil's second largest city located along the Atlantic coast, has a huge population. It is a metropolitan city with millions of people that range from high-class professionals, to poor peasants. The most important international airports in São Paulo are the Guarulhos International Airport and the international Airport in Sao Carlos. These airports serve as the main international airports of the city of São Paulo in Brazil.

São Paulo, the state capital of Rio Grande do Sul, has its own Guarulhos International Airport serving Rio Grande do Sul and the state of Bahia. The international airport of Sao Carlos is the second biggest airport in Rio Grande do Sul and the third largest airport in Brazil. In São Paulo, both the Guarulhos International Airport and the Rio de Janerio International Airport serve as major airports for the city of São Paulo. As the state capital, São Paulo serves as an important economic hub for Rio Grande do Sul and other Brazilian states. The Guarulhos International Airport also serves as a vital transport hub for the city of São Paulo.

The Guarulhos International Airport has an improved transport network, as it is only 2 km from downtown Rio Grande do Sul. The Rio Grande do Sul International Airport has direct flights to all major cities of the world, including Beijing, London, Tokyo, Beijing, Mumbai, Delhi and New Delhi. The Rio Grande do Sul International Airport is a small airport which provides direct flights to the cities of Sintra, Salvador and Cuiaba.

The Sao Carlos International Airport serves as the main transport hub of São Paulo and serves as the major transport hub of Rio Grande do Sul and other Brazilian states. There are direct flights to major cities of Europe, such as London, Frankfurt, Milan, Paris, Copenhagen and Rome.

Although both these international airports are major transport hubs, they have different set up. São Paulo International Airport and Rio Grande do Sul International Airport has separate terminals, while Rio Grande do Sul International Airport has multiple terminals to accommodate the different traffic. With so many terminals, the Rio Grande do Sul International Airport is a very efficient and fast airport.

The Sao Carlos International Airport has one terminal, while Rio Grande do Sul International Airport has four terminals. The Sao Carlos International Airport has direct flights to all major cities of the world, while Rio Grande do Sul International Airport provides direct flights to major cities of Brazil, and international destinations. The Sao Carlos International Airport also offers flights to China, Japan, Spain, Germany, India, South Africa, Thailand and India.

Sao Carlos and Rio Grande do Sul International Airports serves as the main transport hubs for the cities of São Paulo and Rio Grande do Sul. The Guarulhos International Airport of Rio Grande do Sul is a small airport that provides direct flights to the cities of Salvador and Cuiaba, while the Rio Grande do Sul International Airport serves as a medium-sized airport that has direct flights to the cities of Sintra, Salvador and Cuiaba.