The aeromobile train at Guarulhos International Airport, which connects the CPTM station to the three terminals, has recently opened to the public, much to the delight of first-time riders like Lucas da Costa Ribeiro, who eagerly documented his ride. Since its unofficial launch on the 18th of October, many passengers have seized the opportunity to take selfies and videos while traveling on the elevated train, which had previously only been accessible to airport staff. This change marks a significant shift in accessibility for travelers at one of Brazil's busiest airports.

Despite the excitement surrounding the train’s debut, it operates under a testing phase with reduced hours and is limited to just one out of the three available trains in circulation. According to AeroGru, the consortium managing the train service, full commercial operations are anticipated in the second half of the year, which will expand the service's capabilities. Initially, passengers were required to use buses for their transit to terminals, making this new development a much-appreciated improvement for airport accessibility.

This new service not only enhances passenger convenience but also highlights the growing investment in airport infrastructure in Brazil. As users report both positive experiences and a few minor issues, the hope is that the upcoming full-scale launch will address any operational challenges, ensuring a smooth ride for all travelers and potentially setting a standard for future transport systems in Brazil.