Gustavo Rojas Pinilla International Airport ADZ / SKSP

Ramp and passenger ground assistance for scheduled carriers at Gustavo Rojas Pinilla (ADZ); confirmed by both Talma's national service catalog (talma.com.co, La República) listing San Andrés among its ~19 Colombian airport stations, and a live August 2026 Talma job posting (Magneto) recruiting a Passenger Service Assistant specifically at the San Andrés airport, showing current on-station operations rather than a group-level claim. Note: the Colombian entity's exact legal suffix (e.g. S.A.S.) was not separately confirmed \u2014 "Servicios Aeroportuarios S.A." is Talma's Peru entity name and was not applied here to avoid misattributing it to the Colombia station.

Confirmed by multiple independent Colombian outlets (El Colombiano, El Tiempo, El Pa\u00eds, LATAM Mobility, and Ecopetrol's own communications) reporting that Ecopetrol distributes co-processed/sustainable Jet A1, produced at its Cartagena refinery, at the airports of Barranquilla, Medell\u00edn and San Andr\u00e9s for LATAM Airlines Colombia flights as part of a joint decarbonization program. Ecopetrol is Colombia's Jet A1 refiner/producer; the specific into-plane fuelling agent/ramp operator at ADZ (commonly Terpel elsewhere in Colombia) was not separately confirmed for this station.

Talma's national service catalog includes air-cargo handling alongside ramp services across its Colombia network (which includes San Andrés), and San Andrés is a documented export point for lobster/seafood air cargo; however, no San Andrés-station-specific cargo-terminal confirmation was found, so this is recorded as unconfirmed rather than assumed from group-level capability.

Confirmed via the Polic\u00eda Nacional's own official directory, which lists an \u201cEstaci\u00f3n Aeropuerto\u201d at Aeropuerto Internacional Gustavo Rojas Pinilla with telephone •••, an exact match to the number on file. Corroborated separately by coverage of the Grupo de Polic\u00eda de Turismo (Departamento de Polic\u00eda San Andr\u00e9s, Providencia y Santa Catalina) conducting prevention, screening/accompaniment and tourist-security operations on site.

Confirmed as airport owner and operator: Spanish Wikipedia's infobox for the airport lists Aerocivil as both \u201cPropietario\u201d and \u201cOperador\u201d, consistent with Aerocivil having retaken direct administration from concessionaire CASYP on 17 Feb 2015. As the airport operator it runs ATC/air-navigation and would typically host AIS/flight-planning and met-briefing functions standard at Aerocivil-run fields, but a dedicated flight-support/briefing desk at ADZ specifically was not separately confirmed.