Guayaramerín Airport guide

Guayaramerín Airport (ICAO SLGM), also listed as Capitán de Av. Emilio Beltrán Airport, serves the Beni Department border town of Guayaramerín in northern Bolivia. It lies about 5 km south of the town, on the Bolivian side of the Mamoré River, which marks the border with Brazil. It replaced an older airfield near the river and sits at an elevation of 140 m.

The airport has one asphalt runway, 16/34, 1,800 m long. A works programme completed in 2022 cost more than Bs 31 million. It added a passenger terminal, a control tower, a technical block and a fire-fighting building, and renewed the runway surface, taxiway and an 80 by 80 m apron. The government has announced plans to lengthen the runway to 3,600 m for larger aircraft and cargo.

EcoJet is the only commercial airline at the airport. It flies eight times a week to Trinidad with Avro RJ85 jets, with connections to Santa Cruz de la Sierra and Cochabamba. No passenger statistics are published.