Cap Skirring Airport guide

Cap Skirring Airport (ICAO: GOGS) serves the Atlantic coast resort area of the Basse Casamance in south-western Senegal, close to the border with Guinea-Bissau. It has a single asphalt runway of about 2,000 metres, long enough for regional jets and turboprops, and sits within a few kilometres of the beach hotels at Cap Skirring and Kabrousse.

The airport is the main air gateway for tourists visiting the Casamance coast. Ziguinchor, the regional capital, is about 70 kilometres away by road, and Cap Skirring Airport carried the region's scheduled air service while Ziguinchor Airport was closed for runway works.

Air Senegal links the airport with Blaise Diagne International Airport at Diass, near Dakar, and Transair is also listed on the Dakar route. Services are domestic only, and the airport has no customs or immigration facilities. On 23 April 2025 Senegal's civil aviation authority, ANACIM, granted the aerodrome an international airport certification valid for three years, after a provisional one-year certificate issued in April 2024. The certification process was carried through by AIBD SA, the company that runs Blaise Diagne International Airport. Passenger and aircraft movement statistics for Cap Skirring are not published in the sources reviewed.