Airport
Manicoré Airport (MNX)
Manicoré Airport is a small regional gateway serving Manicoré and the Madeira River area in the southern part of Amazonas state. It mainly links the town with Manaus and offers short road transfers into the town centre.
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About Manicoré Airport
Manicoré Airport is a small regional airport serving the town of Manicoré in Amazonas state, Brazil. It provides domestic and regional air connections, primarily linking the town with Manaus through scheduled regional services and general aviation traffic.
Located about 1.5 km from the town centre, the airport is close to Manicoré and the Madeira River area. Its compact passenger terminal handles arrivals and departures on a small scale, with a single asphalt runway and basic passenger processing facilities.
Road access into town is short, with taxis and private transfers being the main onward travel options; there are no rail links, and public transport is limited.
Despite its small size, the airport plays an important role in connecting a remote Amazonas community with the state capital and supporting regional travel for residents and visitors.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Manicoré Airport operates a single compact passenger terminal handling domestic and regional flights, with general aviation using the same small airfield.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Manicoré 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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