Aeroporto Regional de Bonito BYO / SBDB

The State Secretariat of Infrastructure (SEINFRA) administers Aeroporto Regional de Bonito on behalf of the Government of Mato Grosso do Sul - independently confirmed via the airport's own reference profile, which states plainly that the airport is administered by the State of MS through SEINFRA. AGESUL's specific operational role at this particular airport could not be independently confirmed (AGESUL's own site makes no mention of Bonito). No separate third-party ground-handling concessionaire (Infraero/CCR/Vinci-style operator) is documented at this airport, so terminal, apron and ramp operations appear to sit with the state administration by default; which airlines currently hold scheduled service to Bonito, and whether each carrier's turnaround is self-handled versus state-provided, could not be confirmed - the earlier draft's naming of GOL/Azul/LATAM specifically is unverified and has been removed pending confirmation.

Jet A-1 and AVGAS marketed under the BR Aviation brand (Vibra Energia) at Bonito Airport; per Vibra's own official BR Aviation airport-contact directory (SBDB/BYO entry, last updated 14/11/2025), fuel at this location is dispensed through an authorized local reseller/into-plane agent rather than a direct Vibra desk - see Mirage Aero Combustiveis. · 07:30-17:30 local

Into-plane Jet A-1 and AVGAS fuelling agent at Aeroporto Municipal/Regional de Bonito (Rodovia MS 178, s/n, Km 13); listed as the local BR Aviation network reseller for SBDB/BYO in Vibra Energia's official airport contact list, operational contact Adelmo, hours 07h30-17h30. Corroborating check: the contact domain miragebr.com.br is a live, actively-hosted Brazilian domain (Kinghost) and the phone numbers use DDD 67, the correct Mato Grosso do Sul area code - consistent with a genuine small local operator, though the page content itself could not be rendered (certificate/hosting issue) to directly re-confirm the address and contact name. · 07:30-17:30 local

Per prior research, a signed convenio (09 May 2023) between the Bonito municipal government, the Policia Federal (MS regional superintendency) and the Aeroporto Regional de Bonito administration (then-manager Gisele Marques) authorizes the Guarda Municipal de Bonito to perform airport security functions aligned with the National Aviation Security Program (PSA): police-power inspections and personal searches, perimeter patrol, crisis/emergency response, armed-passenger boarding authorization, aircraft isolation/patrol after unlawful-interference incidents, and passenger boarding/disembarkation coordination. Cited to a Prefeitura de Bonito announcement of the agreement; could not re-access that announcement (site navigation did not surface it) to independently reconfirm it is still in force, so status is downgraded from available to unconfirmed pending re-verification.

Car rental counter located inside Bonito Airport (BYO/SBDB) terminal, per airport traveller guides; also maintains a downtown Bonito location. Nationally, Localiza is Brazil's largest car-rental network and routinely staffs counters at small regional/tourism airports of Bonito's size, which is consistent with this listing; could not independently re-fetch a primary source to confirm the on-airport counter specifically.

Car rental counter located inside Bonito Airport (BYO/SBDB) terminal, per airport traveller guides; also maintains a downtown Bonito location. Unidas is one of Brazil's largest national rental networks and commonly co-locates with Localiza at regional-airport terminals of this size, which is consistent with this listing; could not independently re-fetch a primary source to confirm the on-airport counter specifically.

App-based ride-hailing/transfer service cited for Bonito Airport-to-town transport, specifically because Uber and 99 do not operate at Bonito. This pass found no independent corroboration of this specific company (search tooling was heavily rate-limited/blocked) and could not confirm it holds any formal airport or crew contract versus being general public ride-hailing; status downgraded to unconfirmed pending re-verification rather than dropped, since a local-transfer gap-filler of this kind is a plausible and common pattern for a tourist town where the major ride apps do not operate.