Remote airstrip serving an indigenous Tiriyó community in Pará.
Location
Aldeia Tiriós, Brazil
Tiriós Airport (ICAO: SBTS) is a small general aviation airstrip located in Aldeia Tiriós, a remote indigenous village in the state of Pará, northern Brazil, near the border with Suriname. The facility serves as the primary air access point for the Tiriyó (Tiriyó) indigenous people, who inhabit one of the most isolated regions of the Brazilian Amazon.
The airstrip supports essential supply flights, medical missions, and government operations, as there are no paved roads connecting the village to the outside world. It is registered with Brazil's civil aviation authority (ANAC) and operates under basic infrastructure conditions suited to small propeller-driven aircraft.
Getting to & from
There is no road access to Aldeia Tiriós; the airstrip is the sole formal transportation link to the outside world.
Airlines here
No scheduled commercial airline service operates at Tiriós Airport; access is limited to charter, missionary, and government flights.
Notable facts
- ›Located near the Brazil–Suriname border in the far north of Pará state.
- ›Serves the Tiriyó indigenous people, one of Brazil's more isolated Amazonian communities.
- ›No paved road connects the village to any urban center.
- ›The airstrip supports medical evacuation and humanitarian supply missions.
- ›Registered with Brazil's ANAC under ICAO code SBTS.
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