Tarapacá Airport guide

Tarapacá Airport serves Tarapacá, a town and municipality in Amazonas Department, Colombia. The town stands on the west bank of the Putumayo River, about 4 km from the Brazilian border. No road links it to the rest of the country, so the airstrip and the river are the two ways in.

The airport sits at 77 metres above sea level, just west of the town. It has one asphalt runway, designated 07/25 and 1,075 metres long. The ICAO code is SKRA. The municipality covers 1,443 square kilometres and had about 4,200 residents in 2015.

SATENA, the state-owned regional airline, flies the route to Leticia, the department capital. In 2024 the airline moved this service from every two weeks to once a week, with the Leticia departure on Fridays in the morning. Flights in this part of the Amazon depend on aircraft availability and weather, so confirm schedules and the return leg with SATENA before travelling.

The airport has no commercial services of its own.