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Innova Tax Free

Represented by Nova Câmbios in the public area of Arrivals.





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Planet Tax Free

Planet self-service kiosks are available in the departures area both before security screening, in front of the Customs office, and after security screening, in front of Gate 32.

Planet Payment Tax Free self-service kiosks are located on level 3, in the public departures area, opposite the Customs desk, before the security check, and in the restricted departures area beyond the security check.

Planet Payment Tax Free collection points are available in the restricted departures area beyond the security check and in the non-Schengen area.
 





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Global Blue

You can find Global Blue self-refund kiosks, before the security check next to the tax authorities and in the south side restricted departures area.

Drop Boxes for collection of forms in the restricted area of Departures (Schengen and  Non-Schengen areas).





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Airport services

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  • Website:

Global Blue

Global Blue self-service kiosks in the restricted area of departures, next to customs, after security control.

Drop Boxes for collection of forms in the restricted area of departures.





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What do I need to know

What you need to know when travelling

Flight connections

Make the most of your connections

When your trip includes connecting flights, knowing what to do or how to make the most of your free time on the ground makes for a much more enjoyable trip. Here we give you all the information you need to make the most of your connections and have a good time while waiting for your next flight.

  • I am waiting for a connecting flight. What can I do?

    When you have to wait for a connecting flight, it is important that you manage your time well. So, always save some time for procedural matters, as, depending on the flight, its origin and destination, you may have to go through security formalities and passport control all over again before boarding your next flight.

    After that, until it's boarding time, the airport offers many options to enjoy your free time:

    – A wide range of shops and restaurants with great deals;

    – A set of Family Services , which cater to all ages.

    If you have a really long time to wait before the scheduled departure time, why not visit the city centre? Just rent a car  or use the public transportation available at the airport. And don't worry about your baggage, we'll hold on to it for you.

  • I have a connecting flight with a single ticket and single check-in. What are the procedures to board the connecting flight?

    This means you have a ticket for separate trips with the same airline or with different airlines, but with cooperation agreements regarding the processing of passengers and baggage between flights.

    Therefore, you should enquire with the airline providing the first flight if your luggage will be automatically dispatched to your final destination, and confirm the procedures for boarding, which vary depending on the destination and origin:

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    PROCEDURES FOR BOARDING A CONNECTING FLIGHT

    I have arrived from a country outside the Schengen area and I am travelling to a country outside the Schengen area.

    You must go through the security checkpoint.

    I came from a country outside the Schengen area and I am travelling to a country inside the Schengen area.

    You must go through the security checkpoint and passport control.

    I have arrived from a Schengen country and I am travelling to a country outside the Schengen area.

    You have to go through passport control.

    I am travelling within the Schengen area or on a domestic flight.

    No procedures are required. Just head to the boarding gate of your next flight.

    Schengen area countries:
    Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Iceland, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Czech Republic, Sweden, Switzerland.
     

  • I have a connecting flight with separate tickets. What are the procedures to board the connecting flight?

    This happens when you purchase two separate tickets, or fly with two airlines with no cooperation agreements regarding the processing of passengers and baggage between flights.
     
    In such cases there is no automatic forwarding of baggage and check-in is done separately for each flight, which means that:

    – If you are travelling with hold baggage, you will have to pick it up at baggage claim, go through the Customs corridor, head to the check-in or drop-off counter of the airline with which you will be flying next, and proceed as if you were boarding for the first time, having to go through security control all over again.
     
    – If you are travelling only with cabin baggage, you have to go through the Customs corridor, head to the check-in or drop-off counter of the airline with which you will be flying next, and proceed as if you were boarding for the first time, having to go through security control all over again.

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Lisbon Airport Nice trips

What do I need to know

What you need to know when travelling

Flight connections

Make the most of your connections

When your trip includes connecting flights, knowing what to do or how to make the most of your free time on the ground makes for a much more enjoyable trip. Here we give you all the information you need to make the most of your connections and have a good time while waiting for your next flight.

  • I am waiting for a connecting flight. What can I do?

    When you have to wait for a connecting flight, it is important that you manage your time well. So, always save some time for procedural matters, as, depending on the flight, its origin and destination, you may have to go through security formalities and passport control all over again before boarding your next flight.

    After that, until it's boarding time, the airport offers many options to enjoy your free time:

    – A wide range of shops and restaurants with great deals;

    – The CIP Lounge, a space dedicated to your well-being, where you can relax, do some work or even take a refreshing shower.

    If you have a really long time to wait before the scheduled departure time, why not visit the city centre? Just rent a car or use the public transportation available at the airport. And don't worry about your baggage, we'll hold on to it for you.

  • I have a connecting flight with a single ticket and single check-in. What are the procedures to board the connecting flight?

    This means you have a ticket for separate trips with the same airline or with different airlines, but with cooperation agreements regarding the processing of passengers and baggage between flights.

    Therefore, you should enquire with the airline providing the first flight if your luggage will be automatically dispatched to your final destination, and confirm the procedures for boarding, which vary depending on the destination and origin:

    CONNECTION

    PROCEDURES FOR BOARDING A CONNECTING FLIGHT

    I have arrived from a country outside the Schengen area and I am travelling to a country outside the Schengen area.

    You must go through the security checkpoint.

    I came from a country outside the Schengen area and I am travelling to a country inside the Schengen area.

    You must go through the security checkpoint and passport control.

    I have arrived from a Schengen country and I am travelling to a country outside the Schengen area.

    You have to go through passport control.

    I am travelling within the Schengen area or on a domestic flight.

    No procedures are required. Just head to the boarding gate of your next flight.

    Schengen area countries:
    Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Iceland, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Czech Republic, Sweden, Switzerland.
     

  • I have a connecting flight with separate tickets. What are the procedures to board the connecting flight?

    This happens when you purchase two separate tickets, or fly with two airlines with no cooperation agreements regarding the processing of passengers and baggage between flights.
     
    In such cases there is no automatic forwarding of baggage and check-in is done separately for each flight, which means that:

    – If you are travelling with hold baggage, you will have to pick it up at baggage claim, go through the Customs corridor, head to the check-in or drop-off counter of the airline with which you will be flying next, and proceed as if you were boarding for the first time, having to go through security control all over again.
     
    – If you are travelling only with cabin baggage, you have to go through the Customs corridor, head to the check-in or drop-off counter of the airline with which you will be flying next, and proceed as if you were boarding for the first time, having to go through security control all over again.

See also

Lisbon Airport Nice trips

What do I need to know

What you need to know when travelling

Flight connections

Make the most of your connections

When your trip includes connecting flights, knowing what to do or how to make the most of your free time on the ground makes for a much more enjoyable trip. Here we give you all the information you need to make the most of your connections and have a good time while waiting for your next flight.

  • I am waiting for a connecting flight. What can I do?

    When you have to wait for a connecting flight, it is important that you manage your time well. So, always save some time for procedural matters, as, depending on the flight, its origin and destination, you may have to go through security formalities and passport control all over again before boarding your next flight.

    After that, until it's boarding time, the airport offers many options to enjoy your free time:

    – A wide range of shops and restaurants with great deals;

    – The ANA Lounge, a space dedicated to your well-being, where you can relax, do some work or even take a refreshing shower:

    – A set of Family Services , which cater to all ages.

    If you have a really long time to wait before the scheduled departure time, why not visit the city centre? Just rent a car or use the public transportation available at the airport. And don't worry about your baggage, we'll hold on to it for you.

  • I have a connecting flight with a single ticket and single check-in. What are the procedures to board the connecting flight?

    This means you have a ticket for separate trips with the same airline or with different airlines, but with cooperation agreements regarding the processing of passengers and baggage between flights.

    Therefore, you should enquire with the airline providing the first flight if your luggage will be automatically dispatched to your final destination, and confirm the procedures for boarding, which vary depending on the destination and origin:

    CONNECTION

    PROCEDURES FOR BOARDING A CONNECTING FLIGHT

    I have arrived from a country outside the Schengen area and I am travelling to a country outside the Schengen area.

    You must go through the security checkpoint.

    I came from a country outside the Schengen area and I am travelling to a country inside the Schengen area.

    You must go through the security checkpoint and passport control.

    I have arrived from a Schengen country and I am travelling to a country outside the Schengen area.

    You have to go through passport control.

    I am travelling within the Schengen area or on a domestic flight.

    You must go through the security checkpoint.

    Schengen area countries:
    Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Iceland, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Czech Republic, Sweden, Switzerland.
     

  • I have a connecting flight with separate tickets. What are the procedures to board the connecting flight?

    The Porto Airport is the right place for your informal transfer, i.e., a transfer between airlines without cooperation agreements, resulting in no guarantee of automatic baggage transfer between flights.

    Whether you are travelling with hand baggage only or with checked-in baggage as well, the informal transfer process is effortless.

    Get all the information in this video:

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