Campo Mourão Airport (CBW)

Campo Mourão Airport (CBV), officially known as Coronel Geraldo Guias de Aquino Airport, is a significant regional aviation facility serving the city of Campo Mourão in the central-western part of Paraná state, Brazil. As a key transport node for one of the state's most productive agricultural regions, the airport facilitates the movement of business leaders, technicians, and agricultural specialists. The airfield is situated just a few kilometers from the city center, providing rapid access to the local industrial and commercial districts. The passenger terminal at Campo Mourão is a compact and functional structure designed to cater primarily to general aviation and executive travelers. Facilities are focused on efficiency and ease of use, featuring a quiet waiting hall with comfortable seating and basic administrative services. While the terminal does not currently host high-frequency commercial airline operations, it is maintained to a high standard to support the diverse needs of private pilots and corporate charter passengers. Secure and convenient car parking is provided directly adjacent to the terminal building, ensuring a seamless transition for those traveling by private vehicle. Operational capacity at SSKM is centered around a well-maintained 1,370-meter asphalt runway, which is capable of handling a wide variety of light and medium-sized aircraft. The airport is a critical base for agricultural aviation services, including crop dusting and regional logistics, which are fundamental to the local agribusiness economy. In the absence of current scheduled commercial flights, most travelers utilize the nearby Maringá (MGF) or Curitiba (CWB) airports for their broader domestic and international needs. The airport remains a vital infrastructure asset for Campo Mourão, ready to support the region's continued economic growth and potential future commercial service.