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CMG Corumbá International Airport
Corumbá International Airport (IATA: CMG, ICAO:SBCR) is located in the city of Corumbá, Brazil. It is the primary international airport serving Corumbá and its surrounding metropolitan area.

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IATA Code

CMG

ICAO Code

SBCR

Name

Corumbá International Airport

Type

Main Airport

Country / Region

Brazil (BR)

City

Corumbá

Latitude

-19.0119438

Longitude

-57.6713905

Time Zone

UTC−04:00

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Airport Overview

Corumbá International Airport (CMG)

Corumbá International Airport serves Corumbá in Mato Grosso do Sul, western Brazil, close to the Bolivian border and the Pantanal region. Its airport profile is best understood as a regional gateway rather than a Brazilian high-volume cargo hub. For international forwarding, the airport’s practical value depends on the confirmed operating carrier, aircraft capacity, customs arrangements and local ground-handling resources for the selected shipment. Our service team can assess whether direct uplift is appropriate or whether cargo should move through a larger Brazilian gateway before the final road or air leg.

Airport name	Corumbá International Airport
IATA / ICAO	CMG / SBCR
Location	Corumbá, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil
Coordinates	19.0119438° S, 57.6713905° W
Local time	UTC−04:00
Logistics classification	Regional passenger airport with potential cargo-handling requirements subject to current operator and authority confirmation

Key Highlights

What Forwarders Should Assess First

Regional operating profile

Do not assume the cargo infrastructure or flight frequency of São Paulo, Brasília or other major Brazilian gateways.

Border-region geography

The airport supports a remote western corridor; road feeder planning and local delivery conditions may materially affect the total transit plan.

Capacity sensitivity

Available uplift may be constrained by aircraft type, passenger-belly allocation, weather, payload restrictions or irregular operations.

Pre-confirmation required

Our team should verify carrier acceptance, handling arrangements, customs status and operating-day cut-offs before cargo is delivered.

Cargo Facilities & Services

Facility Planning for Air Freight

Publicly available airport identification data does not establish the presence, size or operating hours of a dedicated cargo terminal, bonded warehouse, cold room or dangerous-goods store. Our service team therefore treats each shipment as a facility-confirmation case rather than assuming hub-level infrastructure.

Acceptance and handover: Confirm the appointed ground handler, cargo acceptance point, delivery appointment and document cut-off before dispatching freight.
Customs and controlled cargo: Establish in advance whether the planned movement can be processed locally or must connect through a Brazilian gateway with the required customs and bonded facilities.
Temperature-sensitive goods: Obtain written confirmation of cool-room availability, transfer protection, monitoring, dry-ice handling and recovery procedures before booking pharmaceuticals or perishables.
Dangerous goods: Confirm carrier acceptance, trained handling personnel, permitted UN entries, packaging checks and storage arrangements before cargo reaches the airport.
Oversized or heavy freight: Validate aircraft loading limits, handling equipment, pallet or container compatibility and road access for the final collection.

Routes & Transit Times

Routing and Connection Strategy

International shipments will commonly require a connection through a larger Brazilian airport or another approved regional gateway; the exact routing depends on current airline schedules and cargo acceptance.
For inbound cargo, the final air leg to Corumbá may be combined with a domestic transfer or a road feeder service. For outbound cargo, the reverse connection should be planned before export cargo is packed.
Transit time is influenced by connection availability, passenger-aircraft payload, customs processing, road conditions, weather and the need for re-screening or re-documentation at the gateway.
Our team will quote a routing only after checking live uplift, cut-off times, handling confirmation and the shipper’s commodity requirements; no fixed flight frequency or transit promise should be inferred from the airport name.

Hinterland & Key Cargo

Regional Cargo Considerations

Primary service area: Corumbá and surrounding western Mato Grosso do Sul, with cross-border logistics relevance toward the Bolivia-facing corridor.
Typical regional demand: Time-critical industrial spares, mining and infrastructure parts, equipment components, documents, urgent commercial samples and relief or project supplies may be suitable for air freight.
Perishables and biological products: Pantanal-related agricultural, food or biological shipments require prior confirmation of packaging, temperature control, sanitary documentation and any wildlife or environmental restrictions.
High-value general cargo: Electronics, precision parts and small consignments should be assessed for secure handover, flight connection risk, insurance and last-mile delivery capability rather than relying solely on airport proximity.

Operations & Compliance

Pre-Departure Controls

Cut-off control: Airline and handler cut-offs can vary by operating day and aircraft. Our team should obtain the confirmed acceptance deadline and build contingency time for inland delivery.
Export documentation: Prepare the commercial invoice, packing list, air waybill instructions, shipper and consignee tax or registration details, permits and any export declaration required for the commodity and route.
Special cargo declarations: Dangerous goods require a compliant shipper’s declaration where applicable; live animals, pharmaceuticals, dry ice, perishables and valuable cargo require advance approval and handling instructions.
Inspection and collection: Customs examination, document discrepancies, security screening and limited local handling capacity can delay release. The consignee should be ready with identification, customs support and a confirmed vehicle appointment.

Shipping Tips

Practical Booking Recommendations

Send our service team the commodity, dimensions, gross weight, package count, delivery address, ready time and required delivery date before requesting uplift.
For urgent or high-value cargo, compare an air connection to Corumbá with a major-gateway air service plus a controlled road feeder; the lowest air rate may not provide the lowest total logistics risk.
Use impact-resistant, weather-protected packaging and clear handling marks. For temperature-controlled freight, define the acceptable temperature range, logger requirement, coolant quantity and maximum exposure time.
Keep a contingency option available for carrier changes, payload restrictions or weather disruption, and do not deliver cargo until acceptance and facility arrangements are confirmed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Corumbá International Airport FAQ

Can Corumbá International Airport handle international export cargo?

International handling should not be assumed solely from the airport name. Our team will confirm the current carrier acceptance, customs process, handling agent and routing before accepting an international booking.

Is a direct cargo flight available?

Dedicated cargo service, regular freighter capacity and passenger-belly uplift are all subject to current operations. We will check live availability rather than promise a direct flight.

Can temperature-controlled pharmaceuticals be shipped through the airport?

Only after the airline and local handler confirm suitable acceptance, transfer protection, storage and dry-ice procedures. A gateway routing may be safer where local cold-chain capability is limited.

What commonly causes delay?

Typical risks include missed cut-offs, connection or payload changes, incomplete permits, customs inspection, special-cargo rejection and unconfirmed final-mile collection arrangements.

How should oversized or heavy cargo be planned?

Provide final dimensions, weight distribution, package drawings and handling requirements before booking. Aircraft loading limits, equipment availability and the road delivery plan must be approved in advance.

Data Sources & Provenance

Data Basis and Verification Boundary

The airport name, codes, city, country, coordinates, address and UTC−04:00 time zone in this module are based on the supplied airport record. Operational statements are deliberately qualified because airline schedules, ground handlers, customs arrangements, cargo acceptance, facilities and cut-off times may change.

For current Brazilian civil-aviation, airport and operator information, our service team recommends verification against the official regulatory and government domains below. These sources do not constitute a promise of local cargo capacity; shipment acceptance remains subject to the airline, handler and relevant authorities.

anac.gov.br — Brazilian civil aviation regulatory information.
gov.br — Brazilian federal government information and service references.
icao.int — international aviation reference framework and global aeronautical information resources.