Campo Grande International Airport

Overview

Campo Grande Airport is a medium airport serving Campo Grande in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. Identified by the codes CGR and SBCG, it is the city’s main air gateway and a practical reference point for anyone planning arrivals, departures, or onward travel in the region. For visitors, it helps to know that local schedules follow the America/Campo_Grande time zone, so checking the time difference before travel can prevent missed pickups, tours, or connections.

Quick facts

• Official name: Campo Grande Airport
• Airport codes: CGR (IATA) and SBCG (ICAO)
• Airport type: medium airport
• Elevation: 1,833 ft (559 m) above sea level
• Main runway: 06/24, 8,530 ft, concrete
• Additional runway: H06, 74 ft, concrete, lighted

Airfield and travel context

The airport’s main runway, 06/24, is a substantial concrete strip at 8,530 feet, which gives a sense of its role as an established regional airport rather than a small local airfield. Travellers who like to understand the basics of where they are flying will also notice a separate lighted concrete runway marked H06, a detail that adds to the airport’s operating profile. Because the field sits at 1,833 feet above sea level, weather and light can feel a little different from lower coastal airports, so it is smart to recheck flight times and ground transport plans on the day of travel.