Borba Airport guide

Borba Airport (ICAO: SWBR, local identifier AM0018) serves the town of Borba on the Madeira River in the state of Amazonas, Brazil. It sits about 3 kilometres from the town centre at an elevation of 30 metres, roughly 150 kilometres south of the state capital, Manaus.

The airport is a public aerodrome with a single asphalt runway, designated 12/30, 1,200 metres long and 30 metres wide. Operations are by day only and use visual approaches. Runway and identifier data are published by Brazil's civil aviation agency, ANAC, and its airspace control department, DECEA.

No airline operates scheduled commercial flights to Borba. Air access is by air taxi and charter flights, which link the town to Manaus and other communities in the interior of Amazonas. The municipality covers 44,251 square kilometres and had 41,748 residents in 2020. The airfield lies at 4°24′ S, 59°36′ W. The airport has no published passenger statistics.