The principal gateway for northeastern Colombia, connecting Cúcuta to major domestic and select international destinations.


Camilo Daza International Airport (CUC) is located 5 kilometers from downtown Cúcuta, serving as the main air hub for the Norte de Santander department and the Colombian-Venezuelan border region. The airport supports both domestic and international flights, facilitating trade, tourism, and regional development[1][2].
7.9272, -72.5117
Passenger traffic grew by 5.1% year-over-year, reflecting increased regional demand.
1,350
Staff includes airline employees, ground services, security, retail, and administrative personnel.

Recent terminal expansions and parking upgrades have increased passenger and cargo handling capabilities.
Deployment of advanced security screening and digital check-in systems enhances operational efficiency.
Implementation of energy-efficient lighting and waste reduction programs supports environmental stewardship.
Collaborate with national authorities to secure infrastructure funding and strengthen cross-border security protocols.
Continue modernization of terminal facilities and airside operations to meet rising demand.
Expand green initiatives and renewable energy adoption to align with Colombia’s environmental targets.