Palo Verde Airport guide

Palo Verde Airport (IATA SRL) is a small public airstrip in the Mulegé Municipality of Baja California Sur, Mexico. It serves Santa Rosalía, the municipal seat, but it lies near the village of San Bruno, about 30 kilometres south of that town. The airstrip sits at an elevation of 17 metres. It is also known locally as Chivato Bay and has the radio identifier CIB.

A single asphalt runway, 14/32, handles all traffic. It is 1,731 metres long, long enough for light aircraft and small turboprops. Mexico's civil aviation authority lists no passenger statistics for the airport, and no regular scheduled airline service is confirmed in public sources. Check with an airline or a charter operator before planning a trip.

The civil airstrip replaced the old Santa Rosalía strip, which is now used only by the military. Travellers who need scheduled flights usually use Loreto International Airport, roughly two hours away by road.