Inside Brasilia Airport (BSB): South Pier Departure & Arrival, Terminal Landside and Airside

At Juscelino Kubitschek International Airport (BSB/SBBR) in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, making our way from the curb to gate 22 at South Pier, showing the terminal's check-in area, the old gate area (between gates 15 and 17) and the new gates at South Pier.
The arrival footage show us getting off flight JJ 3533, from Curitiba, at gate 31 and making our way to baggage claim.
Video recorded with a Lumia 650 smartphone.

[@spindriftenterprises2900]

Hi - this is a really useful vid thanks!
I'm trying to figure out if there are 2 terminals at Brasilia - there seems to be a lot of different info out there. The best I can find is that Terminal 1 is for International/Domestic and Terminal 2 is Domestic. But then there are the piers - is the South Pier part of Terminal 2 and the North Pier part of Terminal 1?

[@CarsTrainsPlanes]

Hi. There's just one terminal operating effectively -- terminal 2 was an old building for regional flights operated mostly by turboprops. North Pier and South Pier are connected to the same building and you can roam freely between those once you're airside.

[@jalalwr]

Thank u for this video..
Just wondering if the airport has a TIM or VIVO stores at terminal 3 upon arrival?
Please advise
Thanks

[@CarsTrainsPlanes]

BSB has only one terminal. There are no Vivo or TIM locations at the airport, but you might be able to get sim cards at Hudson News (the landside location). I hope you have a good airport experience!

[@jalalwr]

CarsTrainsPlanes Thank you for ur reply.
Yes it has one terminal and I got confused between BSB and Sao Paulo airport as my transit flight will arrive there, so can I have a SIM card from Sao Paulo airport?
My question is because I need to use Uber upon my arrival to BSB and I need to have internet connection.

[@CarsTrainsPlanes]

There should be Vivo or TIM locations at terminal 2 landside, mezzanine level -- which is fine because all domestic flights leave from terminal 2 (except for Azul and Passaredo). However, you should still have a 30 or 60-minute internet pass in Brasilia, complimentary to all passengers.

[@jalalwr]

CarsTrainsPlanes
I really appreciate your help..
Thank you 🌷