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Roboré Airport (RBO/SLRB) is a small public airport serving Roboré, a town in Bolivia's eastern Santa Cruz Department near the Chiquitano dry forest. It sits in the lowlands at roughly 18°S, 60°W and primarily handles light regional, charter, and private aircraft. The field offers basic access to Roboré and nearby communities, with operations often shaped by seasonal weather and road conditions.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors arrange a local driver in advance and carry cash; the transfer can double as a trip toward Santiago de Chiquitos and the Jesuit mission circuit, and card acceptance in Roboré is limited.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is close to Roboré, so a short taxi or pre-arranged transfer is the simplest way into town. From Santa Cruz de la Sierra, road access takes several hours via the eastern lowland route; check conditions during the rainy season. Rental cars are limited, so arrange a local driver or pickup ahead if you need onward travel.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Roboré Airport?
A: The IATA code is RBO and the ICAO code is SLRB.
Q: Are there scheduled passenger flights to Roboré?
A: Scheduled service is limited or irregular; most traffic is charter, private, or military. Check with Bolivian operators or local contacts before planning a trip.
Q: How far is the airport from Roboré town center?
A: It is just outside Roboré, typically a short taxi or transfer ride of a few minutes.
Q: What facilities should I expect at the airport?
A: Expect basic small-airport facilities. Carry essentials, confirm runway conditions, and arrange fuel, handling, and ground transport in advance.
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