Villagarzon

Villagarzon airport, serving the Putumayo town in Colombia’s Amazon foothills, is a small regional field that opened in the 1970s and operates from a single modest terminal. As the primary aviation link for Villagarzon and nearby river communities, it handles domestic connections and charter flights rather than international services, making it a convenient gateway to the region’s ecotourism and oil-industry sites. Ground access is straightforward with short taxi or shuttle rides to the town center and road links to neighboring hubs like Mocoa and Puerto Asís. Flights are often run by regional carriers and charter operators; fares tend to be generally affordable but can run higher than major hubs when schedules are limited.