Airport
Confresa Airport (CFO)
Confresa Airport is a small regional gateway serving Confresa and the northern Araguaia Valley in Mato Grosso. Compare transfer options to central Confresa, nearby towns such as Vila Rica and Porto Alegre do Norte, and surrounding rural areas.
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About Confresa Airport
Confresa Airport (CFO) is the airfield serving Confresa, a municipality in the far northeast of Mato Grosso and one of the main towns of the northern Araguaia Valley. The facility is privately owned and operated but open for public use, mainly for general aviation and charter operations.
Commissioned in 2005, the airport has a single gravel runway of about 1,100 metres, suited to small aircraft. There are no scheduled commercial flights, and most movements are private, agricultural, business and air-taxi operations serving the region.
The airport sits about 3 km from downtown Confresa, making the town centre a short drive away. Road connections support onward travel within Confresa and to neighbouring municipalities, while Cuiabá, the state capital, lies roughly 1,100 km to the south by road.
For travellers and operators, the airport offers a compact, functional stop with basic terminal facilities and parking, with the services of central Confresa close by.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Confresa Airport operates from a single small passenger terminal building serving general aviation and charter flights.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Confresa Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Confresa Airport to hotels, the town centre and rural properties across Confresa and the northern Araguaia Valley.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a chauffeur by the hour for flexible travel from Confresa Airport to business meetings, farms and other destinations around the region.
Car Rental
Hire a car for independent travel from Confresa Airport into central Confresa and onward journeys across northern Mato Grosso.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter buses for groups travelling between Confresa Airport, the town, rural properties and event locations in the region.
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