Salinópolis Airport (OPP)

Salinópolis Airport (OPP), also known as Aeroporto de Salinópolis, is a regional aviation facility serving the resort city of Salinópolis in the state of Pará, Brazil. Following a major reconstruction completed in 2021, the airport features a modernized passenger terminal building designed to support the region's growing tourism industry. It serves as a key gateway to the 'Amazonian Riviera,' located approximately 6 miles (9 km) from the city center. The terminal infrastructure provides essential services for regional travelers, including a main waiting lounge, dedicated check-in desks, and modern restroom facilities. A small cafeteria is available on-site, offering light refreshments and local snacks. The facility is managed by Infraero, which oversees both technical operations and commercial areas, ensuring a streamlined experience for passengers connecting through this coastal hub. Operationally, the airport features a 6,234-foot (1,900m) asphalt runway equipped with night lighting, allowing for flight operations after sunset. It is primarily served by Azul Conecta, which provides regular domestic links to Belém. Due to its proximity to popular destinations like Atalaia Beach, the airport is also a frequent choice for private jets and air taxi services. Ground transportation is typically handled via local taxis or pre-arranged transfers to the city and nearby resorts.