MY FS FLIGHTS
Río de Agua Airport is a small airstrip serving the settlement of Río de Agua in Estado Sucre, Venezuela, sitting close to the Caribbean coast on the Paria Peninsula. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway and represents the kind of modest, lightly documented strip that a bush or regional VFR pilot might use to reach this remote corner of the country.
Río de Agua Airport is a small aerodrome located at the settlement of Río de Agua in Estado Sucre, in eastern Venezuela. It is a modest facility with a single runway, likely serving light general aviation and local air links to this remote coastal region of the Paria Peninsula rather than any scheduled commercial traffic.
The airfield lies in Estado Sucre, Venezuela, at coordinates 10.5741, -62.9846, at an elevation of 33 feet above mean sea level. No specific airspace classification, controlling FIR sector detail, or nearby controlled airspace information is available.
Río de Agua Airport has a single physical runway, 10/28, with a hard surface and a length of 2672 feet in each direction. There is no ILS available at the field.
No communications frequencies are published for Río de Agua Airport, and there is no known ATC or A/G service, navaid, or instrument approach associated with the field.
There is no published information on current flying operations, facilities, fuel availability, or opening hours at Río de Agua Airport. Pilots planning a visit should treat it as an unstaffed strip and confirm current status and any prior permission requirements before flight.