Airport
Paranavaí Airport (PVI)
Edu Chaves Airport is the regional gateway serving Paranavaí, in northwestern Paraná, Brazil. Compare transfer options to the city centre and surrounding regional destinations, and plan your onward journey with ease.
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About Paranavaí Airport
Edu Chaves Airport is the regional airport serving Paranavaí, in northwestern Paraná, Brazil. Opened in 1976, the airport is located about 3.5 km from the city centre and has been operated by Infraero since 2024.
The airport currently handles regional and general aviation traffic. Its asphalt runway is 1,500 metres long, and the airport can receive aircraft of up to roughly 70 passengers, including regional turboprops.
Recent improvements include a new passenger terminal of approximately 713 m² with separate boarding and arrivals flows and a renewed parking area. These upgrades are intended to support future scheduled flights and, together with planned runway lighting and signalling work, eventual 24-hour operations.
Paranavaí Airport is reached easily from the city centre by taxi or private car, providing a practical gateway to Paranavaí and the surrounding northwestern Paraná region.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Paranavaí Airport operates through a single passenger terminal. The terminal serves regional aviation and is organized with separate boarding and arrivals flows to support current operations and future scheduled flights.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Paranavaí Airport
Transfers
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