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UAO Armando Schwarck
Armando Schwarck (IATA: UAO, ICAO:SVAS) is located in the city of Venezuela.

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IATA Code

UAO

ICAO Code

SVAS

Name

Armando Schwarck

Type

Country / Region

Venezuela (VE)

City

Latitude

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Longitude

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Airport Overview

Armando Schwarck（UAO）is a local airport serving Pijiguaos, Venezuela, with the ICAO designator SVAS. The supplied airport master data identifies it as a non-main airport and records no resident air-service or express-service count. This profile is therefore best treated as a regional access point rather than a confirmed scheduled international cargo gateway. For international shipments, our service team normally assesses the complete routing from the shipper’s location to a Venezuelan gateway or another operationally suitable airport, followed by any permitted domestic or surface connection to Pijiguaos. Cargo acceptance, aircraft availability, handling arrangements, customs procedures and ground collection must be confirmed for each shipment before booking.

Airport name	Armando Schwarck
Location	Pijiguaos, Venezuela
IATA / ICAO	UAO / SVAS
Coordinates in supplied record	0.0000000, 0.0000000
Platform classification	Regional, non-main airport; operational status to be confirmed per shipment

Key Highlights

Armando Schwarck should not be assumed to have regular international cargo flights or an active express network.
International freight will usually require a separately validated gateway, interline arrangement, charter solution or surface transfer.
Local cargo acceptance, storage, customs release and truck access need shipment-specific confirmation before cargo dispatch.
Small regional-airport constraints can be particularly relevant for oversized freight, dangerous goods, live animals and temperature-sensitive cargo.
Our service team can compare airport-to-airport routing with a gateway-plus-ground solution before finalizing the quotation.

Cargo Facilities & Services

Publicly supplied data does not establish the availability or capacity of dedicated cargo infrastructure at Armando Schwarck. We therefore do not represent the following facilities as confirmed services. Our team will verify them directly with the operating party or appointed ground handler:

Cargo acceptance and build-up: confirm whether loose cargo, pallets, containers or aircraft-specific loading equipment can be handled.
Storage: verify covered storage, security controls, maximum dwell time and whether cargo may remain overnight.
Temperature control: obtain written confirmation of refrigerated or cool-room capability before tendering pharmaceuticals, perishables or biological materials.
Dangerous goods: confirm trained acceptance personnel, documentation review, segregation and aircraft-specific acceptance restrictions.
Customs and inspection: determine whether clearance and examination can occur locally or must be completed through another Venezuelan gateway.
Ground handling: check ramp access, vehicle restrictions, delivery appointments, collection authorization and proof-of-delivery procedures.

Routes & Transit Times

International origin: our team will first identify a confirmed carrier routing into Venezuela, then test whether onward movement to Pijiguaos is available by air, charter or controlled surface transport.
Gateway connection: the practical gateway depends on carrier schedules, customs capability, aircraft suitability and the final delivery point; no particular airline, frequency or connection is assumed here.
Transit planning: total lead time is affected by flight availability, security screening, customs release, transfer windows, road conditions and local handling capacity. A firm ETA is issued only after operational confirmation.
Routing alternatives: for urgent or high-value cargo, our service team can compare direct regional uplift, gateway transfer and charter options, subject to feasibility and regulatory approval.

Do not dispatch cargo against a provisional flight plan. Obtain confirmation of the final airport, handling agent, acceptance date, customs pathway and collection instructions first.

Hinterland & Key Cargo

Armando Schwarck primarily serves the Pijiguaos area and its surrounding local access market. The airport’s role in an international supply chain should be determined by the final consignee location and the availability of onward transport, rather than by the airport code alone.

Potentially suitable shipments may include compact commercial supplies, urgent spare parts, documents, general merchandise and project-related materials, subject to acceptance confirmation.
Perishables, pharmaceuticals and other temperature-sensitive goods require validated cold-chain transfer, monitoring and contingency handling before booking.
Heavy machinery, long cargo, batteries, chemicals and other regulated commodities require advance aircraft, packaging and handling review.
Remote or limited-access delivery points may require consignee-assisted collection, special vehicles or a separate final-mile plan.

Operations & Compliance

Cut-off control: acceptance and documentation cut-offs are not published in the supplied record. Our team will obtain the actual tender deadline, cargo-ready time and screening requirements from the confirmed handler.
Documentation: prepare a commercial invoice, packing list, air waybill data, shipper and consignee details, permits and any commodity-specific declarations required by the selected routing.
Regulated cargo: dangerous goods, lithium batteries, live animals, food, medicines and controlled products must be declared before booking; acceptance depends on carrier, aircraft, packaging and local rules.
Customs and delivery: confirm the importer of record, tax and permit responsibilities, inspection location, release authority and collection procedure. Do not assume that local airport cargo can be customs-cleared on arrival.

Shipping Tips

Book earlySend commodity, dimensions, gross weight, package count, ready date and final delivery details before requesting uplift.

Use robust packingUse handling-ready packaging, clear marks and labels, and provide dimensions that include pallets, skids and protrusions.

Plan the gatewayAsk our service team to quote both the airport solution and a validated gateway-plus-ground alternative where local handling is uncertain.

Protect time-sensitive cargoArrange temperature control, data logging, backup instructions and consignee availability before cargo is tendered.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Armando Schwarck accept international air cargo directly?: Direct acceptance cannot be assumed from the airport code. Our team will verify the current operating status, cargo handler, customs pathway and carrier acceptance before booking.
Is a regular cargo airline or express service available?: The supplied record shows no resident air-service or express-service count. Carrier availability, if any, must be checked against the shipment date and required routing.
How should urgent freight be routed?: Provide the delivery deadline and commodity details first. We will compare confirmed regional uplift, a Venezuelan gateway connection, charter feasibility and controlled surface transfer.
Can dangerous goods or lithium batteries be shipped?: Only after pre-declaration and acceptance review. Packaging, classification, Shipper’s Declaration where applicable, carrier restrictions and handling capability must all be confirmed.
What information is needed for a quotation?: Share origin, final destination, commodity, package dimensions and weights, pieces, value, ready date, Incoterm, special handling needs and consignee contact details.

Data Sources & Provenance

Airport identity, codes, name, country, city, classification flag, coordinate fields and service-count fields are reproduced from the supplied airport master record. No unverified runway, terminal, cargo-facility, throughput, schedule, carrier, fee or transit-time figures have been added.

Code and aviation-reference cross-checks should be made against the relevant official directories, including iata.org and icao.int. These sources establish the verification boundary for identifiers and aviation reference data; current operating, handling, customs and routing conditions remain subject to confirmation for each shipment.