Airport
Maués Airport (MBZ)
Maués Airport is the regional air gateway to Maués, a riverside town in Amazonas state on the Rio Maués-Açu. Compare transfer options to the town centre and onward river connections for exploring the surrounding Amazon region.
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About Maués Airport
Maués Airport is a small regional airport serving Maués, a riverside municipality in Amazonas state on the Rio Maués-Açu. It functions as the main air gateway for the town and surrounding communities, where river and road connections are limited and regional flights are an important link to the state capital, Manaus.
Located about 2 km from the town centre, the airport has a single compact passenger terminal and an asphalt runway used for daytime visual operations. Renovated in 2017, the terminal gained accessibility ramps, a VIP lounge and other passenger improvements, and it handles regional services operated mainly by Azul Conecta.
Passengers can continue to central Maués, the river port and nearby areas by taxi, pre-arranged transfer, chauffeur service or rental vehicle. The short distance makes the airport a practical entry point for visitors arriving in the Maués-Açu region of the Amazon.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Maués Airport operates passenger services through a single compact terminal. The terminal handles regional domestic flights, mainly Azul Conecta services connecting Maués with Manaus.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Maués Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Maués Airport to hotels, guesthouses, the river port and other locations in and around Maués.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a professional chauffeur by the hour for flexible travel from the airport, business visits or sightseeing around Maués and the surrounding Amazonas region.
Car Rental
Rent a car from Maués Airport for independent travel around the town and nearby riverside communities.
Bus & Group Transfers
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