The building is new & beautiful but inside it is the most disorganized & poorly marked airport I have used. If you speak Spanish, kerp asking staff, if you find one. The staff I encountered is kind & helpful but there are none dedicated to just answer questions from embarking passemgrs. If you don’t speak Spanish, there are NO clear markings of which line to join; NONE. I eventually figured out lines are arranged by cities but there are no signs or personnel to guide the passenger. If you paid for Priority Check-in it is nowhere marked and I was never informed if there is a separate line for Priority. You just need to keep asking. I would recommend airport managers to (1) install signs indicating which line is for what flight (2) which line is Priority & which is Economy. It would help make this new airport a 5-star facility. Now, it’s a beautiful modern building with very kind staff BUT poorly marked & completely disorganized.

Nice new or newly remodeled airport. Lots of regional flights. Clean, easy to get to and from. Restaurants before and inside the gate area. When a visitor is arriving you can wait upstairs and see them come in for the welcome.

The information is awful; no ENGLISH. certainly, there are domestic flights from this international airport, but they only communicate in Spanish. Please speak in English as well, as do all international airports across the world.

El Dorado Airport is a truly large, modern and efficient facility. It serves Bogota for National and International flights. Tens of millions if passengers use it every year.

Relatively small and new airport within great scenery.

It's not big, staff are nice and there are nice coffee shops, including Juan Valdés, Oma, and others less known.

New, modern and beautiful little Airport.... very clean, nice stores....nice architecture....I used it yesterday...))

The Best Route EWR -Miami - Pereira American Airlines great flight clean airport good security and Customs

It's a small airport. In the Mezanine you will find 2-3 places to eat. You will find to the far left the security entrance to national flights.

Depending on the airline you are traveling with, make sure to arrive with plenty of time to spare, as they may only have a couple of counters open to support a single flight and, whether you'd like to ask a question or require check-in assistance, there aren't any options supporting self check-in. The airport has wifi options available as well as an airport launch.

Fast checking, the only problem is the police it's not good . Better deal with immigration than police; just stop you by making assumptions and not facts

Clean airport, great view of surrounding city. Friendly staff, even through customs.

I have flew both on American and Copa to Usa and back in 2023.American airline time is more realistic as copa departure of 5am is very tough to get to, as a tourist grabbing a taxi at 2am was tough and scary also arriving at 9pm to Matecana is tough bc by the time you get to the bus station via taxi, it is closed… shocking that the bus to Armenia close so early major disappointment. I was quoted 180k peso for a taxi. I was told that the airport is 24/7 so technically you can sleep on the floor until your 5 am copa flight. Tip if you are flying American, buy a bucket of fry chicken from the 4th floor and you can bring it on the airplane, beat chicks ever. American airline is much more expensive than copa.also car rental are closed if you arrive from copa at 9pm.

Decent little airport. Has a row of shops and cafes which are ideal for a snack. A few places have wifi, easy improvement would be to make it available for free everywhere.

Small hotel but clean and well managed

Great change and specially after the remodeled. Very nice to walk around and very fresh. The airport was built between 1944 and 1947. Its first official flight was a C-47 piloted by captain Luis Carlos Londoño Iragorrion on 24 July 1947. The city of Pereira owns and manages the terminal building, while the operations are in charge of Aerocivil, being the only airport in Colombia under these conditions. It handles 75 percent of passengers in the coffee region, with an average of 30 daily commercial operations to different destinations. The passenger terminal is a four-level building built in the early 1970s. The first level includes parking positions for the airplanes, and a baggage claim area. The second/main floor has the check-in counters, airline offices, and domestic and international arrival doors. The third floor has the general waiting room, toilets, stores, restaurants and cafés, free Internet Wi-Fi, a devices charging station, and a VIP lounge operated by Avianca. Also on this level is security access for the two domestic waiting rooms. The international waiting room is here, with an independent door to the duty-free and security areas. In 1991 two jetways were installed from the domestic waiting rooms. On the fourth level are the airport general offices, a chapel, and two footbridges connecting the terminal with the car parking area, which is in front of the main building. A new cargo terminal was built to replace the original built in 1978. The new control tower is Colombia's second-most-advanced, behind the tower in El Dorado Airport of Bogotá, also recently built. The terminal has easy access to public transportation, including taxi area, general bus service and an exclusive stop for the bus rapid transit system, Megabus. Currently, the airport is under a full renovation process, improving aviation safety, comfort and security for users. A 21,000m² (68,897 ft²) completely new terminal is planned.[citation needed] The runway was extended to 2,205 meters in 2014, to allow for full certification as an international airport. In December 2016, the CSS Construction Company won the contract to demolish the current terminal and build the new terminal building. This is a public-private alliance in which the CSS company will operate the airport for 20 years while still returning some revenue to the city government. The construction began in November 2017. CSS Construction also has a 30 percent stake in the renovation at El Dorado International Airport in Bogota.

This airport while small really makes up in design what it lacks in size. There is a daily American Airlines flight from Miami International Airport. Fares are super cheap! This area of Colombia known as el Eje Cafetero is a must see.

No priority line for families with small children, etc. Very loud, annoying announcements every 30 seconds. Food after security check is ridiculously expensive. 5000 COP for 1 mediocre buñuelo. When you arrive here, beware of the taxi drivers fighting with Uber outside the airport.

Much improves over the old airport. More organization what you would expect on a real international airport. The traffic in the arrivals area needs much work . Thank god they air-conditioned the whole airport. A well needed and long awaited upgrade.

It's a nice new small airport well located in the city. They don't have many options as for food other than Subway, Dunkin D. Frisby and some Cafés. They lack power sockets so go with your phone fully charged or carry a power bank. They should put some in the vent towers, for example. The restrooms are big and clean. It's not very crowded so you gotta love that.