Confresa Airport (CFO)

Confresa Airport (CFO), also identified by its ICAO code SJHG, is a private airport located approximately 3 kilometers from the city center of Confresa, Mato Grosso, Brazil. While privately owned, it is open for public use and serves as a vital air link for this region, primarily supporting general aviation, executive flights, and agricultural operations. It plays a crucial role in facilitating connectivity within a vast agricultural area, supporting local businesses and residents in a region that is a significant producer of grains and livestock.

As a private airport without regular commercial flights, Confresa Airport features minimal terminal facilities. Specific details regarding extensive passenger amenities such as retail shops, restaurants, or dedicated lounges are not readily available, indicating that travelers should anticipate a basic setup focused on functional operations. Passengers are advised to make any necessary arrangements for food, beverages, and other personal needs in advance, as on-site commercial options are limited. The airport's primary purpose is to provide essential air access to the community and surrounding agricultural sector.

Operational aspects at CFO include a single gravel runway, designated 12/30, measuring 1100 meters long and 30 meters wide. Operations are restricted to daytime visual flight rules (VFR). The airport's elevation is 238 meters above mean sea level. Ground transportation from the airport to Confresa city center is typically arranged through local taxi services or private vehicles. The airport's role is particularly important in connecting the remote region of Confresa with other parts of Mato Grosso, supporting the economic and logistical needs of the area.