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Chokwé Airport (TGS)
Chokwé Airport is a small regional gateway serving the town of Chokwé and the agricultural interior of Gaza Province, Mozambique. Compare transfer options to Chokwé town centre, Guijá, Xai-Xai and onward destinations across the Limpopo Valley.
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About Chokwé Airport
Chokwé Airport is a small regional aerodrome serving Chokwé, a town in the Limpopo Valley of Gaza Province, Mozambique. It functions mainly as a local access point for government, agricultural and occasional charter flights rather than as a busy scheduled commercial hub.
Located about 4 km northwest of Chokwé town centre, the airport has a single runway oriented roughly 18/36. Domestic flights, including occasional services by LAM Mozambique Airlines, link the area to Maputo, which lies about 165 km to the south.
The airport's importance is tied to the surrounding farming district, which is known for irrigated agriculture along the Limpopo basin. It provides a useful air link in a region where road access can be affected by seasonal flooding.
Passenger facilities remain limited, so travellers are advised to confirm flights in advance and arrange onward transport from the small arrivals area.
Terminal Overview
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Chokwé Airport operates as a small single-terminal aerodrome serving domestic and occasional charter traffic. The modest passenger area handles arrivals and departures in one building, with no separate international terminal.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Chokwé Airport
Transfers
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Hourly Chauffeur
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Car Rental
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Bus & Group Transfers
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