Lisbon Airport

completely disorganised. queues - check in - restaurants - passport. total chaos here

Wild day at the airport in Lisbon!!!!

Worst waiting line ever, SAS. One guy at the baggage drop to provide service for an approximately 100 meters que. When asked if they could call for backup, they say "it's all right". The line moves 1 person / 5 minutes.

Portugal, a wonderful country, desperately needs to fix this airport, probably starting with eliminating the stranglehold that its "GroundForce" contract staff has on logistics. It is no wonder that it is frequently rated the worst airport in Europe (or sometimes the world, though that is probably going too far). But here are just a few of the issues: (1) you need a GroundForce bus to go from plane to terminal, but the buses don't come for a long time leading to excessive waiting in a plane that has shut down; (2) the buses hold passengers captive and crowded in the sweltering heat without perceptible airflow before moving (the diver is isolated in his own compartment) ; (3) signage that directs you to your gate -- announced only a few minutes before boarding the bus -- via a passage that is closed without any indication of alternatives; (4) a monumentally dysfunctional Uber stand strangled by some techno-gate system that doesn't work, leading to 30-45 minute waits; (5) a gloomy overall atmosphere. As I said, Portugal is fabulous and Lisbon is fabulous. Its airport stinks.

Poorly organized airport. Get off the plane then it’s 15-20 min bus ride to terminal. To get to town via the red line there’s a 30 min wait in line for tickets. Most ticket machines are broken and very confusing to use. No automated machines like most subways.

Simpatia e profissionalismo

In my opinion it is one of the best airports, may be not big but comfortable. The underground station is quite close to it.
What I liked here was the staff, very friendly and helpful.
Thanks to people of Portugal 🇵🇹- who are always friendly

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