Punta Abreojos Airport (AJS)

Punta Abreojos Airport (AJS) is a coastal airstrip serving the fishing village of Punta Abreojos in Baja California Sur, Mexico. Facilities are basic: a short runway, small apron, and a simple terminal hut/office used on flight days for charter and GA operations. Passengers check in with the operator and board on foot across the apron; arriving baggage is returned by hand.

The layout is minimal and ground‑level. From the access road to the terminal is under a minute, and from the building to the aircraft is typically a 30–60 second walk. There are no buses or jet bridges; movements are escorted as needed.

There is no TSA‑style screening and no immigration/customs at AJS. International formalities occur at major Mexican airports on connecting itineraries. Coastal weather (wind, sea fog) can affect schedules—allow buffer time.

Amenities are limited: restrooms when staffed, seating, and sometimes a small kiosk. There are no lounges, ATMs, or full‑service restaurants on site; supplies are in the village. Ground transport is by pre‑arranged local vehicles; fuel availability for GA should be confirmed in advance.

Accessibility is step‑free at the entrance; staff or operators can assist passengers with reduced mobility. Family facilities are minimal—bring water, snacks, and sun protection.