SCL Airport Map

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SCL Airport Map & Terminal Guide

Updated: August 26, 2025

SCL Airport Map Topics:

Getting Around SCL Airport
Frequent Flier Terminal Tips
Security & Screening
Food, Shops & Services
Baggage Claim Areas
Airport Map FAQ

Welcome to the bustling gateway of Santiago, Chile! The Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport, also known as SCL, is your starting point for exploring the vibrant culture and stunning landscapes of this beautiful country. Whether you're navigating through its modern terminals or exploring the wide range of amenities, SCL ensures a seamless travel experience for all passengers.

SCL Airport Terminal Map: First, scroll down on this page to the map image. Then, tap or click on the image or button to choose your terminal or locate parking facilities. A window will open with an interactive map, allowing you to pan and zoom to a specific terminal or concourse, gate, or amenity. You can also use the search feature to highlight the location on the map of gates, restaurants, lounges, security checkpoints, baggage claim areas and more. In addition, get directions from one location to another, which is very handy when you know your arrival and departure gate for a connection!

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Getting Around SCL Airport

At SCL Airport, navigating through the terminals is straightforward due to its well-structured layout. Terminal 1 is designated for domestic flights and is organized across four levels. The ground floor handles arrivals and baggage claims, while the second floor is dedicated to departures, including check-in and baggage drop-off areas. For dining and shopping, you can head to the third floor, which also houses VIP check-in areas specifically for LATAM passengers.

Terminal 2 caters to international travelers and is significantly larger, featuring a central processing area (T2M) and four piers (C, D, E, F). Each pier is directly accessible from the T2M and offers various facilities including shops, dining options, and areas for art and culture. Piers are themed based on different Chilean regions, enhancing the travel experience with unique local touches. For instance, Pier C draws inspiration from Easter Island with its green color scheme and Pier F from Patagonia, reflected in its cool color tones.

Pier C and Pier F each have 10 boarding bridges.
Pier D and Pier E are slightly larger with 10 and 12 bridges respectively.
All piers provide dedicated zones for passengers with reduced mobility.

Explore which airlines are based at SCL Airport and learn their terminal assignments.

Frequent Flier Terminal Tips

To help you navigate the airport terminals with ease, we've gathered the best advice and tips from SCL-based frequent travelers, flight attendants, pilots, and airport staff. Their first-hand insights will guide you through the SCL terminals for a smoother experience. Here's what they have to say:

"If you're flying internationally, head straight to Terminal 2. It's larger and has more amenities, plus the art displays are a nice touch." — María L., Santiago, March 2025

"Last time I was at the airport, I found the fast track lanes at security a real time-saver. If you have priority boarding, definitely use them." — Javier R., Maipú, April 2025

"For a quick bite, the third floor of Terminal 1 has the best food options. Try the local empanadas before your flight." — Camila P., La Florida, May 2025

"The interactive map on the airport's website is a lifesaver. I always check it to find my gate and any nearby amenities." — Diego S., Puente Alto, June 2025

"If you're a LATAM passenger, use the VIP check-in areas on the third floor of Terminal 1. It's less crowded and more efficient." — Valentina M., Providencia, July 2025

"I recommend arriving early if you're connecting between Terminals 1 and 2. The shuttle can take a bit of time, especially during peak hours." — Sebastián T., Ñuñoa, August 2025

"Don't miss the duty-free shops in Terminal 2. They have a great selection of local wines and chocolates for last-minute gifts." — Ana K., Las Condes, February 2025

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Security & Screening

In this section, travelers will find essential information about the locations of security checkpoints, fast track lanes, and passport and immigration control areas within the airport. Additionally, details on renewing or enrolling in TSA PreCheck for expedited security screening are provided to help passengers enjoy a smoother travel experience.

Locations of Security Checkpoint(s)

SCL has security checkpoints located throughout the terminal buildings. Passengers are advised to arrive at the airport at least two hours before their flight to allow enough time for security checks. The exact location of the security checkpoints may vary depending on the terminal and gate number of your flight. It is recommended that passengers check their boarding pass or consult with airport staff to determine the location of the nearest security checkpoint.

Fast Track Lanes and Locations

Fast track lanes are available for eligible passengers at Santiago Arturo Benitez Airport. These lanes are designed to expedite the security screening process and reduce wait times. Fast track lanes are located at each of the security checkpoints throughout the airport. Eligible passengers include those with priority boarding, first class or business class tickets, and members of certain frequent flyer programs. Passengers should check with their airline or consult with airport staff to determine if they are eligible for fast track access.

Passport & Immigration Control Locations

Passport and immigration control is located in the arrivals area of Santiago Airport. Upon arrival, passengers will be directed to the appropriate immigration control area based on their nationality and travel documents. Chilean citizens and residents will proceed to a separate line for expedited processing. Non-Chilean citizens will need to present their passport and any necessary visas or travel documents for inspection. After passing through immigration control, passengers will be able to collect their luggage and proceed to the airport's customs area.

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Food, Shops & Services

SCL Airport offers a wide range of food and shopping options for travelers. The airport has a variety of restaurants, cafes, and bars that serve both local and international cuisine. Passengers can enjoy a quick snack or a full meal before their flight. Some of the popular food options include Starbucks, McDonald's, and Dunkin' Donuts. For those who prefer a more upscale dining experience, there are also several restaurants that offer fine dining options.

In addition to food and shopping, the airport also offers a range of amenities and services to make passengers' travel experience more comfortable. There are several duty-free shops where travelers can purchase souvenirs, gifts, and other items. The airport also has a pharmacy, a bookstore, and a convenience store where passengers can buy last-minute essentials. For those who need to work or stay connected, there are several business centers and free Wi-Fi throughout the airport.

The airport provides a pleasant and convenient travel experience for passengers. With its wide range of food and shopping options, as well as its amenities and services, travelers can easily pass the time before their flight and enjoy a stress-free journey.

For a detailed overview of food and shopping options, visit the dining and shopping page.

Baggage Claim Areas

Upon arrival at the airport, passengers can easily locate the baggage claim areas. There are several baggage carousels located in the Arrivals Hall, which are clearly marked with flight information. Baggage claim areas are easily accessible from the immigration and customs areas, and airport staff are available to assist passengers who require additional help with their luggage.

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SCL Terminal Map FAQ

Terminal 1 serves domestic flights and spans four levels. Terminal 2 handles international flights with a central processing area and four piers. Look for clear signage and ask staff if needed.

Terminal 1 has arrivals on the ground floor, departures and check-in on the second floor, and dining, shopping, plus VIP areas on the third floor.

Pier C and Pier F have 10 bridges each. Pier D has 10 and Pier E has 12. All piers are equipped to assist passengers with reduced mobility.

Each terminal features security checkpoints. In Terminal 1, checkpoints are accessible from the departure level. Terminal 2’s security is near the central processing area. Check your boarding pass or ask staff for exact locations.

In Terminal 1, baggage claim is on the ground floor near arrivals. Clear signs point to the baggage carousels. In Terminal 2, look for signs after passing immigration.

SCL offers outlets such as Starbucks, McDonald’s, and Dunkin' Donuts along with duty-free shops, a pharmacy, and a bookstore. Options differ slightly by terminal.

The airport offers shuttles between terminals, taxis, rideshares, and public transit. The arrivals area has dedicated pickup points.

Tap the map image or the corresponding button on the page. A window opens with an interactive map that shows gates, restaurants, security checkpoints, and baggage areas.

Terminal 1 features check-in counters on the second floor along with self-tag kiosks. Terminal 2 has check-in facilities in its central processing area.

Arrive early at Terminal 2 to reduce wait times. Use self-tag kiosks in Terminal 1 to speed up check-in. Check departure screens often as gate changes can happen unexpectedly.