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Leticia. Alfredo Vázquez Cobo
General Alfredo Vásquez Cobo International Airport (IATA: LET, ICAO: SKLT) is an airport located on the outskirts of Leticia, on the road to Tarapacá, Colombia. It is the largest airport in the south of the country and in the Colombian department of Amazonas. This airport is the gateway to the jungle region of Colombia.
It has a single runway approximately 3,000 meters long by 40 meters wide for the entry of large-capacity aircraft, thanks to its grea... Leticia. Alfredo Vázquez Cobo
General Alfredo Vásquez Cobo International Airport (IATA: LET, ICAO: SKLT) is an airport located on the outskirts of Leticia, on the road to Tarapacá, Colombia. It is the largest airport in the south of the country and in the Colombian department of Amazonas. This airport is the gateway to the jungle region of Colombia.
It has a single runway approximately 3,000 meters long by 40 meters wide for the entry of large-capacity aircraft, thanks to its great distance from the capital city. A passenger terminal with three passenger service lounges, one that was for the airline Copa Airlines Colombia with elite partners, but from the moment the airline left the route, the lounge was free. Another room is for the airline LAN Colombia and the state airline Satena, and a last new room, built for the airline Avianca.
The airport has souvenir shops and handicrafts typical of the region, with a waiting room and a landing room, and a control tower for aeronautical control, which has increased in recent years.
It has two hangars for cargo airlines, an A1 jet fuel station for arriving planes and a platform for a capacity of 5 aircraft that has been intervened to improve the airport service. As of 2012, an air base of the Colombian Air Force (FAC) was inaugurated, which ends the runway at the northern head (Numbering 21). To strengthen border security. In the middle of 2015, the remodeling works of the Amazonas airport facilities will begin.
On February 3, 2020, AerCaribe, together with the authorities of the region and Aerocivil, made the first trip to the recently remodeled airport with regular cargo flights to and from Bogotá.
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Mitu, Fabio Alberto León Bentley Airport ( IATA : MVP , ICAO : SKMU )
National air terminal that serves mainly from Mitú in Vaupés (Colombia) to Bogotá, Villavicencio and other small local airports around the department (state). It has some instrument procedures on charts for supporting IFR operations, although with certain restrictions.
It is one of the most exciting airports to operate in Colombia, its jungle environment and the imposing hydrography make this destination a real ... Mitu, Fabio Alberto León Bentley Airport ( IATA : MVP , ICAO : SKMU )
National air terminal that serves mainly from Mitú in Vaupés (Colombia) to Bogotá, Villavicencio and other small local airports around the department (state). It has some instrument procedures on charts for supporting IFR operations, although with certain restrictions.
It is one of the most exciting airports to operate in Colombia, its jungle environment and the imposing hydrography make this destination a real adventure.
Puerto Inirida, Cesar Gaviria Trujillo Airport (IATA :PDA : , ICAO : SKPD )
Cesar Gaviria Trujillo Airport is a regional airport that serves Puerto Inirida, the capital of Colombia's Guainia Department. The airport is 2 kilometers southwest of Puerto Inirida, close to the Guainia and Guaviare rivers. It handles national pax and cargo flights to Bogotá and other intermediate cities in the area such as Villavicencio and Arauca among others.
Like Mitu, it is a flight adventure, a real experience of pure adrenaline, its remoteness and its jungle condition mean that it is usually visited by cargo airlines such as Aerosucre, LAS, Aer Caribe, among others, and of course by the Colombian Air Force.
MKJP Norman Manley International Airport
Formerly Palisadoes Airport, is an international airport that serves Kingston, Jamaica and is located in the south of the island 19 km from downtown New Kingston. , recording 1,819,200 passengers during 2019 and 629,400 in 2020. There are more than 130 international flights a week departing from Norman Manley International Airport. 2 Named in honor of Jamaican statesman Norman Manley, it is a hub for Caribbean Airlines.
It is located on the Palisadoes tombolo outside the Port of Kingston; f... Formerly Palisadoes Airport, is an international airport that serves Kingston, Jamaica and is located in the south of the island 19 km from downtown New Kingston. , recording 1,819,200 passengers during 2019 and 629,400 in 2020. There are more than 130 international flights a week departing from Norman Manley International Airport. 2 Named in honor of Jamaican statesman Norman Manley, it is a hub for Caribbean Airlines.
It is located on the Palisadoes tombolo outside the Port of Kingston; facing the city on one side and the Caribbean Sea.
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MWCR Owen Roberts International Airport
airport serving Grand Cayman Island (Georgetown). It is the main international airport for the Cayman Islands, as well as the main base for Cayman Airways. The airport is named after Royal Air Force (RAF) Wing Commander Owen Roberts, a pioneer of commercial aviation in the country, and is the main port of entry to the Cayman Islands.
Owen Roberts International Airport was the only remaining international airport in the Caribbean to have an open-air observation "rolling gallery" until Jan... airport serving Grand Cayman Island (Georgetown). It is the main international airport for the Cayman Islands, as well as the main base for Cayman Airways. The airport is named after Royal Air Force (RAF) Wing Commander Owen Roberts, a pioneer of commercial aviation in the country, and is the main port of entry to the Cayman Islands.
Owen Roberts International Airport was the only remaining international airport in the Caribbean to have an open-air observation "rolling gallery" until January 2017, when it was closed due to reconstruction.
The runway length includes a 130-meter (430-foot) displaced threshold on Runway 26. The Grand Cayman Non-directional Beacon (Ident: ZIY) is 1. 1 nautical miles (2. 0 km) below the approach threshold of runway 08. The Grand Cayman VOR/DME (Ident: GCM) is located 0. 25 nautical miles (460 m) near runway 08.
It regularly receives flights from airlines such as Cayman Airways, American Airlines, British Airways, Air Canada, JetBlue Southwest, United, Caribbean Airlines, among many others, connecting the island with cities such as New York, London, Nassau, Miami, Kingston, Toronto, Houston and many more.
MYGF Grand Bahama International Airport
Grand Bahama International Airport (IATA: FPO, ICAO: MYGF) is a private airport located in Freeport on the island of Grand Bahama in the Bahamas. Grand Bahama International Airport is one of two airports in the Bahamas with the capacity to carry out access controls to the United States. The airport has the largest runway in the Bahamas and can accommodate any commercial aircraft.
Airlines and destinations
American Eagle (Miami)
Bahamasair (Fort Lauderdale, Nassau)
Bi... Grand Bahama International Airport (IATA: FPO, ICAO: MYGF) is a private airport located in Freeport on the island of Grand Bahama in the Bahamas. Grand Bahama International Airport is one of two airports in the Bahamas with the capacity to carry out access controls to the United States. The airport has the largest runway in the Bahamas and can accommodate any commercial aircraft.
Airlines and destinations
American Eagle (Miami)
Bahamasair (Fort Lauderdale, Nassau)
Bimini Island Air (Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach)
Continental Connection operated by Gulfstream International Airlines (Fort Lauderdale)
Delta Connection operated by Atlantic Southeast Airlines (Atlanta)
SkyKing (Providenciales)
Spirit Airlines (Fort Lauderdale)
US Airways (Charlotte, New York-LaGuardia, Philadelphia)
WestJet (Toronto seasonal).
Main features
Runway length: 3346 m on asphalt
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SBTT Tabatinga International Airport
Tabatinga International Airport (IATA: TBT, ICAO: SBTT) The Amazon's garden airport, with its runway and patio area surrounded by flowers and ornamental plants. On the triple border of Brazil with Colombia and Peru. Strategic outpost for the needs of the Armed Forces and national sovereignty. In an area of 6,503,350 m², it serves national and regional aviation.
Facilities
The Airport has a single runway 2,150 meters long and 32 meters wide for the entry of medium-capacity aircraft d... Tabatinga International Airport (IATA: TBT, ICAO: SBTT) The Amazon's garden airport, with its runway and patio area surrounded by flowers and ornamental plants. On the triple border of Brazil with Colombia and Peru. Strategic outpost for the needs of the Armed Forces and national sovereignty. In an area of 6,503,350 m², it serves national and regional aviation.
Facilities
The Airport has a single runway 2,150 meters long and 32 meters wide for the entry of medium-capacity aircraft due to its great distance from the state capital city, a passenger terminal with a cafeteria overlooking the platform, 3 passenger service lounges for the operating airline Azul Líneas Aéreas, the waiting room and the arrivals lounge, a control tower and a platform with a capacity of 10 aircraft. It is also used for military aircraft that guard the border, in addition to regular entities such as the Federal Police, Federal Tax Collection, Sanitary Surveillance, SAC - DAC, Vigiagro.
Destinations
National
Blue Brazilian Flag Airlines
Manaus / Eduardo Gomes International Airport
(Operated on: ATR 42 - ATR 72 - Embraer 170 - Embraer 195)
SKAR El Eden International Airport
It is located 13 km from the city of Armenia, 2 km from La Tebaida in Quindío, the nearest municipalities in Valle del Cauca are Caicedonia at 15 km, Sevilla at 27 km and Zarzal at 30 km.
It was rebuilt and improved after the Armenia Earthquake, which occurred on January 25, 1999. It receives flights from Avianca, LATAM, Wingo, Spirit Airlines, Copa Airlines and the Colombian low-cost airline Clic Air. Its runway is capable of receiving aircraft such as: Boeing 737 and Boeing 727, Airbu... It is located 13 km from the city of Armenia, 2 km from La Tebaida in Quindío, the nearest municipalities in Valle del Cauca are Caicedonia at 15 km, Sevilla at 27 km and Zarzal at 30 km.
It was rebuilt and improved after the Armenia Earthquake, which occurred on January 25, 1999. It receives flights from Avianca, LATAM, Wingo, Spirit Airlines, Copa Airlines and the Colombian low-cost airline Clic Air. Its runway is capable of receiving aircraft such as: Boeing 737 and Boeing 727, Airbus A318, Airbus A319 and Airbus A320, Embraer 190 and Fokker 100, among others. Currently, El Edén International Airport, serving the city of Armenia (Quindío), is the airport with the longest runway in the coffee-growing region, and therefore the one that allows it to be defined as an airport with a great future in the region, given its expansion possibilities.
On March 13, 2009, the airport was formally declared International by Aerocivil, which means it is authorized to operate scheduled and charter international flights. Spirit Airlines began operating to this terminal from Fort Lauderdale on November 13, 2009. Tiara Air began flights on October 25, 2012, however, canceled its operations in Armenia shortly thereafter (given the company's financial difficulties).
In March 2015, Aerocivil approved new air routes for El Edén International Airport in Armenia, with two airlines: Air Panama and Viva Colombia. Air Panama began operations to Panama City at Marcos A. Gelabert Airport on December 1, 2015, with three weekly flights operated with Fokker 100 aircraft. However, for administrative reasons, Air Panama ceased operations from El Edén on February 1, 2018. However, on December 2, 2021, flights to Panama City began with Copa Airlines, presenting El Edén International Airport users with a great opportunity to connect through the Hub of the Americas in Panama (at Tocumen International Airport) to more than 60 international destinations. In mid-2021, LATAM Airlines announced the resumption of operations to Bogotá, starting June 16, using its Airbus A320 aircraft. On the other hand, the airline Viva Colombia obtained authorization for the routes Medellín-Armenia-Medellín, Cartagena-Armenia-Cartagena, and San Andrés - Armenia - San Andrés. Which began in March 2022. In 2023, the airline VivaAir cancels all its air operations inside and outside the country. The arrival of the Chilean low-cost airline JestMart is expected.
SKBO El Dorado International Airport
El Dorado International Airport (IATA: BOG, ICAO: SKBO), better known as El Dorado Airport, is the best airport in South America according to the Skytrax2 awards, and it is also the main airport in Colombia. It is located within Bogotá, about 12 km west of the International Center of Bogotá, between the towns of Fontibón and Engativá. It occupies an approximate area of 6. 9 km².
It is the first airport in Latin America in cargo volume, the fourteenth in America,3 the most important ai... El Dorado International Airport (IATA: BOG, ICAO: SKBO), better known as El Dorado Airport, is the best airport in South America according to the Skytrax2 awards, and it is also the main airport in Colombia. It is located within Bogotá, about 12 km west of the International Center of Bogotá, between the towns of Fontibón and Engativá. It occupies an approximate area of 6. 9 km².
It is the first airport in Latin America in cargo volume, the fourteenth in America,3 the most important airport in South America in passenger volume and one of the most important hubs in South America due to its privileged and strategic position, given that it is It is located in the middle part of the American continent, facilitating its communication with all continents. The airport was named in 1959 in memory of the legend of El Dorado. In 2012, controversially, its name was changed in honor of the politician Luis Carlos Galán Sarmiento.
It won the Skytrax award for the best staff in South America in 2016 and in 2022, as well as the first place in the list of the best airports in Latin America since 2022 consecutively. On the other hand, in the list of the best airports in the world, El Dorado achieved 39th place on the 2024 list.
We are happy to make this new version of Bogota available for your simulator, a new setting with refined spaces designed to improve your experience :
- Redesign of all interiors with performance-friendly (FPS) models.
- Updated static models (AIRCRAFT, RAMP ELEMENTS, AND VEGETATION).
- Revision of jetways to optimize boarding positions, seeking a better fit with the GSX application.
SKCZ Las Brujas Airport
Corozal, Las Brujas Airport (SKCZ).
Corozal, Las Brujas Airport, (IATA: CZU, ICAO: SKCZ) is located in the city of Corozal, department of Sucre, Colombia.
- Las Brujas de Corozal Airport (IATA: CZU, ICAO: SKCZ) is a national airport located 20 minutes from Sincelejo, capital of the department of Sucre. On emergency occasions it is served by the alternate airport in the city of Montería, capital of the neighboring department of Córdoba. It has regional and national operation. It i... Corozal, Las Brujas Airport (SKCZ).
Corozal, Las Brujas Airport, (IATA: CZU, ICAO: SKCZ) is located in the city of Corozal, department of Sucre, Colombia.
- Las Brujas de Corozal Airport (IATA: CZU, ICAO: SKCZ) is a national airport located 20 minutes from Sincelejo, capital of the department of Sucre. On emergency occasions it is served by the alternate airport in the city of Montería, capital of the neighboring department of Córdoba. It has regional and national operation. It is the replacement of the Baracoa de Magangué Airport, south of the department of Bolívar.
· Historians say that in the place where the airport operates today, during the time of the Inquisition, the presumed witches of the region were burned in the vicinity of this place. For this reason, they say, the site took the name of Las Brujas and over time, when the airport was built, it was baptized with the same name. It has regional and national operation.
- On July 12, 1939, the first plane landed, inaugurating the services of the Las Brujas airport, which had been under construction at the initiative of SCADTA and famous people since 1938. The opening flight of the airport was operated by the airline SCADTA (now Avianca), with a Sikorsky S-38 hybrid aircraft.
- In 2008 the airport was awarded to the concessionaire AirPlan, which currently manages it and will carry out renovations in the terminal.
- In 2016 the airport received 71,181 passengers, while in 2017 it received 81,472 passengers according to data published by the Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste.
SKEJ Barrancabermeja Yariguies New
Yariguíes Airport is the main air terminal serving Barrancabermeja and the entire Magdalena Medio region. It plays a key role, more regional than international, but is fundamental for the connectivity of a strategic oil-producing area in Colombia.
General Information
IATA Code: EJA
ICAO Code: SKEJ
Location: Approximately 6–10 km from the city center of Barrancabermeja
Type: Public Airport
Operator: Aerocivil / Concession to Aeropuertos de Oriente
Yariguíes Airport is the main air terminal serving Barrancabermeja and the entire Magdalena Medio region. It plays a key role, more regional than international, but is fundamental for the connectivity of a strategic oil-producing area in Colombia.
General Information
IATA Code: EJA
ICAO Code: SKEJ
Location: Approximately 6–10 km from the city center of Barrancabermeja
Type: Public Airport
Operator: Aerocivil / Concession to Aeropuertos de Oriente
Altitude: ~397 feet (121 m)
Technical Characteristics
Runway:
Single runway 04/22
Length: 1,800 meters
Surface: Asphalt
It has lighting for night operations and its own control tower.
This allows for the operation of regional aircraft such as the ATR-72 or small jets, but limits larger aircraft.
History and Evolution
It was inaugurated in 1957.
Its name honors the Yariguíes indigenous people, who inhabited the Middle Magdalena region.
In 2013, it underwent a major modernization:
Expansion of terminals and check-in counters
Improvements to baggage handling and the apron
Increased passenger capacity
This aimed to strengthen connectivity for a city that is key to the oil industry.
Operation and Routes
It is primarily a domestic airport.
The most important route:
Barrancabermeja ↔ Bogotá
Airlines that have operated:
Avianca
EasyFly / Clic (regional)
It is not a high-traffic airport, but it is vital for business travel, the oil industry, and quick connections to the capital.
Strategic Importance
Barrancabermeja is one of the country's most important oil centers, so the airport:
Facilitates the transport of technical and business personnel
Supports industrial operations
Reduces travel times compared to ground transportation
Operational Characteristics
Can be affected by weather conditions (frequent fog)
Operates under instrument flight rules in some cases
Has moderate traffic (dozens of daily operations during peak times)
In summary
Yariguíes Airport is neither large nor international, but it is strategic:
Connects the Magdalena Medio region with Bogotá
Supports the oil economy
Has been modernized to improve its capacity