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Jaime Ortiz Betancourt Airport

Chigorodó, Colombia

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Location

Chigorodó · ANT · Colombia

Position

7.678°, -76.683° · 110 ft elev.

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Regional gateway serving Colombia's Urabá banana-growing region.

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Chigorodó, Colombia

Jaime Ortiz Betancourt Airport, designated by IATA code IGO and ICAO code SKIG, is a small regional airport serving the municipality of Chigorodó in the Antioquia department of northwestern Colombia. It provides essential air connectivity to the Urabá region, an area known for banana cultivation and significant agricultural activity. The airport operates primarily domestic routes and serves as an important link for residents of the region who might otherwise face lengthy overland journeys. It is named after Jaime Ortiz Betancourt, a figure associated with the local area. Due to its small size, the airport handles limited passenger traffic and a modest number of scheduled operations.

Terminals

The airport has a single small terminal facility suited to its regional, low-volume passenger operations.

Getting to & from

Ground transport between the airport and Chigorodó town center is primarily by road, with taxis and informal transport options available.

Airlines here

Regional Colombian carriers have historically operated services to and from this airport, though scheduled service has been limited and subject to change.

Notable facts

›Located in the Urabá subregion of Antioquia, one of Colombia's major banana-exporting areas.
›The airport bears the name of Jaime Ortiz Betancourt, a locally recognized figure.
›Serves as an alternative to long overland travel through difficult terrain in northwestern Colombia.
›Operates at a relatively low elevation compared to many Colombian airports situated in the Andes.
›The Urabá region's strategic location near the Gulf of Urabá makes air access particularly valuable for connectivity.

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Jaime Ortiz Betancur Airport

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Jaime Ortiz Betancur Airport is an airport serving the town of Chigorodó in the Antioquia Department of Colombia. The airport is on the north side of the town, across the small Guaduas River, which feeds into the Gulf of Urabá.

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