Trombetas

Trombetas Airport in Pará, Brazil, opened in the 1970s, is a compact regional airfield with a single terminal that serves the Trombetas River communities and nearby mining sites. Small but locally important, it handles scheduled regional flights, corporate shuttle services and charters rather than long-haul traffic. Ground access relies on short road links to Vila Trombetas and river connections toward Oriximiná, with taxis and occasional shuttles rather than frequent public transport. Domestic fares tend to be affordable for short hops, though charters can cost more. Trombetas isn’t a major hub but acts as a base for local carriers and charter operators, including regional services such as Azul Conecta.