Corumba Internacional Airport

Overview

Corumbá International Airport serves the western Brazilian city of Corumbá, close to the border region and the Pantanal wetlands, making it a practical arrival point for both local travel and nature-focused itineraries. Identified by IATA code CMG and ICAO code SBCR, it is classified as a medium airport and provides an important air link for a part of Brazil where long road journeys can be time-consuming. For most visitors, the airport’s main value is convenience: it offers direct access to the city while placing travellers within reach of one of South America’s most distinctive landscapes.

Key facts

• Airport name: Corumbá International Airport
• Location served: Corumbá, Brazil
• Airport type: medium airport
• Elevation: 463 ft (141 m)
• Runway: 09/27, 4921 ft, asphalt
• Time zone: America/Campo_Grande

What travellers should know

The airport sits at a relatively low elevation of 463 feet, and its single asphalt runway, designated 09/27, measures 4,921 feet, which suits the scale of regional operations typically expected at an airport of this size. Travellers should plan with the local time zone, America/Campo_Grande, in mind when checking flight times, hotel transfers, or onward transport. Because this is not a major hub, it is wise to keep schedules flexible, confirm services in advance, and arrange ground transportation before arrival if you are heading onward to rural lodges, river areas, or other parts of the Pantanal region.