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Antonio Nariño Airport (PSO/SKPS) is the main gateway to Pasto and the Nariño Department, located in the municipality of Chachagüí about 35 km north of the city. Named after the Colombian independence precursor Antonio Nariño, it sits in Andean terrain at roughly 1,800 m elevation and is known for its scenic but challenging mountain approach. It handles domestic passenger traffic with a compact terminal and a single runway.
💡 Local Tip
Book morning departures when possible; afternoon fog, low clouds, and mountain winds frequently disrupt operations at this high-elevation Andean airport, and carry a light rain jacket since Chachagüí can be cool and damp year-round.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is not in Pasto itself; it is in Chachagüí, so plan for a 45–60 minute road transfer. Taxis and hotel-arranged shuttles are the most reliable choices, especially for early flights or late arrivals. If using public transport, confirm whether the bus stops at the airport entrance, as service can be infrequent.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Antonio Nariño Airport?
A: The IATA code is PSO and the ICAO code is SKPS.
Q: How far is Antonio Nariño Airport from Pasto?
A: It is in Chachagüí, about 35–40 km north of Pasto, and the drive usually takes 45–60 minutes depending on traffic and weather.
Q: Which airlines and destinations serve PSO?
A: Domestic Colombian carriers operate here, typically linking Pasto with Bogotá and a few other cities; schedules change, so check with the airline before travel.
Q: Is there public transportation at the airport?
A: Taxis and prearranged transfers are the most common options; public buses between Pasto and Chachagüí are limited and may not stop directly at the terminal, so verify locally.
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