Las Brujas Airport guide

Las Brujas Airport (ICAO SKCZ) is a small domestic airport in the department of Sucre, on the edge of Corozal and about 10 minutes from the departmental capital, Sincelejo. It sits at 161 metres above sea level and has a single asphalt runway, 02/20, 1,800 metres long.

Construction began in 1938 on the initiative of the airline SCADTA, and the first aircraft landed on 12 July 1939. Colombia's civil aviation authority, Aerocivil, owns the airfield. The Airplan concession, controlled by the ASUR group, operates it.

Scheduled service is thin. SATENA flies between Corozal and Bogota. CLIC and Moon Flight have each served the Medellin-Olaya Herrera route in recent years. Traffic fell to about 26,400 passengers in 2023, down from 81,472 in 2017. The airport also handles ambulance flights, general aviation and state flights, and acts as the alternate for Monteria in emergencies.