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Puerto Rico Airport (PUR/SLPR) is a small public airport serving Puerto Rico and the Manuripi Province in Bolivia’s northern Pando Department. Located in the Amazon lowlands near the Madre de Dios River basin, it primarily handles light aircraft, air taxis, and general aviation rather than large commercial jets. Its remote setting makes it an important local link for passengers and cargo when roads are impassable.
💡 Local Tip
During the rainy season, flights and road transfers can be delayed by weather and poor road conditions—confirm your departure the day before and keep flexible plans.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is just outside Puerto Rico town, so a short taxi or mototaxi ride is usually the easiest way to reach it. Roads in Pando can be unpaved and muddy in the rainy season, so allow extra time if coming from elsewhere. Many travelers arrive by air taxi or charter; confirm your ground transfer before departure.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Puerto Rico Airport?
A: The IATA code is PUR and the ICAO code is SLPR.
Q: What airlines operate at Puerto Rico Airport?
A: Scheduled service is limited or nonexistent; the airport mainly supports air taxis, charter flights, private aircraft, and occasional government or cargo operations. Check locally for current operators.
Q: What facilities are available at Puerto Rico Airport?
A: As a small regional airfield, facilities are basic. Expect a simple terminal or waiting area, no guaranteed shops or restaurants, and limited services. Bring essentials and confirm availability before travel.
Q: How far is Puerto Rico Airport from the town?
A: The airport is located close to Puerto Rico/Manuripi, typically a short drive from the town center. Local transport options may be limited, so arrange pickup in advance.
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