Alfredo Vásquez Cobo International Airport

Alfredo Vásquez Cobo International Airport serves Leticia, the southernmost city in Colombia, situated in the Amazon rainforest where Colombia, Brazil, and Peru meet. The airport is named after Colombian general and diplomat Alfredo Vásquez Cobo and is the primary air link for a city that has no road connection to the rest of Colombia. Because Leticia is accessible only by air or river, the airport plays a critical logistical role for both passengers and freight, including medical supplies and essential goods. It also supports tourism to the Colombian Amazon and connects travelers heading to the neighboring Brazilian city of Tabatinga. The airport operates international services primarily to and from Peru and Brazil given its border location, though most regular scheduled flights connect Leticia with Colombian cities such as Bogotá.