Perales Airport (Aeropuerto Nacional Perales) IBE / SKIB

Self-handled, Avianca — scheduled carrier at Perales on the Bogotá route (A319/A320); confirmed current per Wikipedia's Perales Airport airline list. Aerocivil AIP AD 2 SKIB (AD 2.3) records "Servicios de Escala: No" (no independent third-party handling agent) and AD 2.4 states cargo-handling facilities are "a cargo de las empresas aéreas" (in charge of the airlines), consistent with Avianca self-handling its own ramp/turnaround operation; no separate ground handler identified for this field. The specific "~21 weekly flights" frequency figure could not be and should be treated as approximate.

Self-handled, LATAM Colombia — serves the Bogotá–Ibagué route with A320 equipment; confirmed current per Wikipedia's Perales Airport airline list (resumption date of 31 Mar 2024 not). Aerocivil AIP AD 2 SKIB records no independent ground-handling agent at Perales ("Servicios de Escala: No"), consistent with LATAM self-handling its limited turnarounds at this field; unconfirmed whether a third-party desk is used instead.

Self-handled, Clic Air (formerly EasyFly) — regional ATR 42/72 operator serving Perales from Bogotá and Medellín–Olaya Herrera; confirmed current per Wikipedia's Perales Airport airline list. Aerocivil AIP AD 2 SKIB shows no independent ground-handling agent on field, consistent with Clic's normal self-handling model at its smaller regional stations. The seasonal Tolú routing mentioned in an earlier pass could not be independently re-confirmed and has been dropped from this detail as unverified.

Physical fuel service at Perales IS confirmed: Aerocivil AIP AD 2 SKIB (AD 2.4) lists JET A1 and AVGAS 100/130 available via hydrant only (fuelling hours 1100-1800 local; after-hours tanqueo requires coordinating with the on-site fueler). Terpel Aviación is Colombia's dominant aviation-fuel distributor and holds Avianca Holdings' group-wide aircraft fuel-supply contract, but a Perales-specific document naming Terpel as the into-plane agent was not independently located, so the company attribution here is inferred, not confirmed — flagging unconfirmed rather than dropping the only fuel line for a commercial airport. Toll-free contact number ••• reconfirmed live on terpel.com. · 1100-1800 local (coordination required after hours)

In-house, Avianca — belly-hold cargo/mail on Avianca's Bogotá rotations; per Aerocivil AIP AD 2.4 for SKIB, cargo-handling facilities at Perales are "in charge of the airlines" with no independent cargo-terminal operator on field.

Aerocivil (Unidad Administrativa Especial de Aeronáutica Civil) is the direct AD administrator of Perales (no private concessionaire); AIP Colombia AD 2 SKIB (AD 2.3) lists Aviation Security Service as H24. Note: the listed local phone (•••) is a regional/airport-level number and has not been independently cross-checked against Aerocivil's national contact centre (•••); the citizen-service email ••• is confirmed current on aerocivil.gov.co. · H24

Aerocivil operates the on-field AIS Briefing Office, ATS Reporting Office (ARO) and MET Briefing Office at Perales per AIP AD 2.3 (flight-plan filing, NOTAM/AIS briefing, met briefing); ATS/tower •••, ARO •••. · 0000-0200 and 1030-2359 local