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Maiquetía Simón Bolívar International Airport

IATA CCS ICAO SVMI Large Airport Scheduled Service

Location

Airport Information

City

Maiquetía

Continent

SA

Coordinates

10.6022, -66.9912

Elevation

234 ft (71 m)

Runways

Ident Length Width Surface Lighted
10/28 11,483 ft (3,500 m) 148 ft ASP Yes
09/27 9,930 ft (3,027 m) 148 ft ASP Yes

Aviation Terms

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get from Caracas Airport to the city center?
Simon Bolivar International Airport is located in Maiquetia on the coast, 25 km from downtown Caracas. The drive involves a winding mountain highway and takes 30-60 minutes depending on traffic. Official airport taxis and authorized shuttle services are the recommended transport options. Prices vary due to Venezuela's economic situation, so confirm fares before departing.
How many terminals does Caracas Airport have?
Maiquetia Airport has two terminals. The international terminal handles all overseas flights, and the domestic terminal serves flights within Venezuela. The terminals are adjacent and connected by a walkway. Facilities have been impacted by Venezuela's economic challenges in recent years.
What is notable about Caracas Simon Bolivar Airport?
CCS is uniquely located on the Caribbean coast, separated from Caracas by the Avila mountain range. The airport road through the mountain is one of the most dramatic airport-to-city drives in the world. Named after Simon Bolivar, the liberator of multiple South American nations, the airport was once one of the busiest in Latin America before Venezuela's economic downturn reduced flight volumes.
Is there Wi-Fi at Caracas Airport?
Wi-Fi availability at CCS can be inconsistent. The airport's amenities have been affected by economic conditions. Travelers are advised to purchase a local SIM card for internet access. The international terminal has basic shops and food outlets, though offerings are more limited than at comparable airports.
Which airlines operate from Caracas Airport?
Conviasa, Venezuela's state-owned carrier, operates domestic and some international routes. Copa Airlines maintains regular service to Panama City, providing connections to the wider Americas. Turkish Airlines, Iberia, and TAP Portugal offer links to Europe. Several airlines have suspended or reduced Venezuelan service in recent years due to economic and political conditions.