Terminal 1
T1 is the airport’s original terminal, opened in February 1994 and fully remodelled under the current concession. By design — not by airline — it now handles every domestic departure and arrival, spread across piers A and B. LATAM, SKY Airline and JetSMART, Chile’s three domestic carriers, all fly from here.
Level 3 holds check-in, security screening and the shopping area; level 4 houses the airport’s own offices. There is no separate arrivals building — everything domestic runs through this one structure.
T2 is not a shuttle ride away: dedicated connecting buildings (mapped separately as “Conexión T1M-T2C” and “Conexión T1-T2D”) join the two terminals, and the Expreso 1 and Expreso 2 parking towers sit “a few steps from both terminals” by the airport’s own description — walk, don’t wait for a bus.
The “Airport for All” lanyard for non-physical disabilities is issued at the level-3 information desk by gate 2. Free wheelchair and cart assistance (Purple Door) covers the walk from the public meeting point to the gate; book it through the airline or the app up to 48 hours ahead. Turn up without a booking and the airport still helps, but warns the wait may be longer than normal.