Cruzeiro do Sul Airport guide
Cruzeiro do Sul International Airport (ICAO: SBCZ) is the westernmost Brazilian airport with scheduled passenger flights. It sits in the Juruá valley of western Acre, in the Amazon rainforest, where roads to the rest of Brazil are limited and air links carry much of the region's passenger traffic.
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Key facts
- Passengers74K74,432 in 2025
- Movements7.0K6,962 flights a year
- Local timeRio Branco time
- IATACZSICAO SBCZ
- Opened1970
- Runways1
- Terminals1domestic
Terminals
1 terminal- PADomesticPassenger TerminalGol
Nearby cities
straight-line distance- Cruzeiro do SulEast of the airport14 km
Questions
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What are the airport codes for Cruzeiro do Sul Airport?
Cruzeiro do Sul Airport uses the following codes: IATA: CZS, ICAO: SBCZ, Local: AC0002. These codes are used by airlines, pilots, and travel systems to identify the airport.
Where is Cruzeiro do Sul Airport located?
Cruzeiro do Sul Airport is located in Cruzeiro Do Sul, Acre, Brazil. The airport coordinates are -7.5999°, -72.7695°.
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