Mucuri Airport is a regional airport serving Mucuri in the state of Bahia, Brazil, at the supplied coordinates of 18.0489006° S and 39.8642006° W. Its location provides a potential local access point for shipments associated with Mucuri and the surrounding southern Bahia area, but the available platform record does not identify scheduled cargo operations, express services, bonded facilities, or dedicated airport cargo infrastructure. For international freight, our service team therefore treats the airport as an origin or destination requiring operational confirmation rather than as a guaranteed cargo gateway. We coordinate aircraft availability, handling acceptance, customs routing, trucking, and any connection through a larger Brazilian airport according to the actual shipment and current airport status.
| Airport name | Mucuri Airport |
|---|---|
| IATA / ICAO | MVS / SNMU |
| Country and city | Brazil / Mucuri |
| Recorded address | Mucuri, Bahia, Brazil |
| Coordinates | Latitude −18.0489006; longitude −39.8642006 |
| Time zone | UTC−03:00 |
Our service team does not presume the presence of a dedicated cargo terminal, cold room, bonded warehouse, dangerous-goods store, or automated sorting system at Mucuri Airport. Facility availability and acceptance must be checked against the actual operating arrangement for the planned movement.
Our quotations distinguish confirmed airline transit from estimated road and handling time. Final routing and timing remain subject to written carrier and ground-handler confirmation.
Mucuri Airport is geographically associated with Mucuri and the surrounding southern Bahia catchment. The practical freight hinterland should be defined by the shipper’s collection point, road connectivity, delivery address, and the gateway selected for international uplift rather than by airport proximity alone.
Direct international cargo acceptance should not be assumed. Our team first confirms the active operator, carrier availability, customs routing, handling capability, and any required connection through a larger Brazilian gateway.
No. Cargo should only be moved after written confirmation of the receiving location, operating hours, booking reference, documents, and acceptance conditions. This is particularly important where no dedicated cargo service is confirmed.
It must be confirmed for the specific shipment. Our team checks active cold-chain facilities, transfer exposure, packaging requirements, airline acceptance, and contingency arrangements before quoting.
Dangerous goods require advance review of the classification, UN number, packing instruction, quantity, labels, declaration, and carrier acceptance. We will propose an alternative gateway if the local arrangement cannot accept the shipment.
Provide commodity details, dimensions and weight per piece, total pieces, commercial value, ready date, pickup and delivery addresses, customs status, and any temperature, security, oversized, battery, or dangerous-goods requirements.
Airport identifiers and location: based on the supplied platform airport record for Mucuri Airport, including the name, IATA code, ICAO code, city, address, coordinates, country, and time zone.
Regulatory and operational verification: current civil-aviation, aeronautical-information, customs, cargo acceptance, and operating-status checks should be confirmed with the relevant Brazilian authorities and active service providers. Reference domains include gov.br/anac, decea.mil.br, and gov.br/receitafederal.
The cited official domains provide regulatory and verification reference points; they do not by themselves confirm a current airline schedule, cargo terminal, local warehouse, cut-off time, service frequency, transit time, or shipment acceptance. Our service team verifies those items for each booking before cargo tender.
