Cesar Gaviria Trujillo Airport PDA / SKPD

Self-handled, SATENA — the sole scheduled passenger carrier at Cesar Gaviria Trujillo Airport (weekly service to Bogotá and Villavicencio; confirmed on the airport's own Wikipedia page, which states SATENA is "la única" airline serving the terminal). No third-party ground handler is documented at this remote, non-road-connected frontier airstrip; SATENA is known to self-handle at its social/remote-route stations. No separately named ramp agent found — inferred from SATENA's standard operating pattern, not directly cited for this station. Phone is SATENA's national call-center number (confirmed on satena.com), not a dedicated Inírida station line.

Self-handled freight. Aerosucre's Boeing 737-200F cargo service to Inírida is named on the airport's own Wikipedia page (Bogotá-Inírida route). Aerosucre's own corporate site separately references Inírida as a historically significant station (a "Homenaje a Inírida" feature), corroborating a longstanding operational relationship, though it does not itemize current route frequencies. Guainía has no road link to the rest of Colombia, making this air-cargo route an established lifeline service; the carrier self-handles its own freighter turnarounds, and no separate cargo-terminal operator is documented.

Cesar Gaviria Trujillo Airport's own Wikipedia page names AerCaribe (Bogotá-based Colombian cargo carrier) as operating Boeing 737-400F service into PDA, alongside Aerosucre. AerCaribe's own site does not list Inírida among the destinations it advertises (its published network centers on points such as Bogotá, Leticia, Mitú and San José del Guaviare), so this may be an unlisted or ad hoc charter point rather than a standing scheduled route. Flagged unconfirmed pending a source that resolves the conflict; not dropped given the airport-specific citation.