Bartolomeu Lisandro Airport

Bartolomeu Lisandro Airport, coded CAW/SBCP, serves Campos dos Goytacazes, the largest city in the state of Rio de Janeiro by land area and a major hub for Brazil's offshore oil industry. The airport plays an important role in supporting workers and executives traveling to and from the Campos Basin oil fields in the Atlantic Ocean. The airport offers scheduled domestic connections, primarily to Rio de Janeiro's airports, and handles both passenger and cargo operations. Its infrastructure supports the significant demand generated by Petrobras and related energy sector activity in the region. Named after Bartolomeu Lisandro de Novaes, a local aviation pioneer, the airport is managed under Brazil's national aviation infrastructure framework and serves as a key entry point for one of Brazil's wealthiest municipalities outside the major metropolitan areas.