Juan José Rondón Airport RON / SKPA

RON is directly administered by Aerocivil rather than a private concessionaire -- confirmed via es.wikipedia.org ('Es administrado por la Aeronautica Civil de Colombia'), not merely inferred from Aerocivil's general pattern of running small regional fields. No dedicated third-party ground-handling company is documented for SKPA (checked Universal Weather and Business Air News FBO/handler directories, both empty for this field); Aerocivil airport staff are the only identified party coordinating apron/airfield operations for SATENA and Clic. Recorded as the operator self-providing the service; unconfirmed beyond the administrator role itself.

self-handled, SATENA -- Colombia's state-owned regional airline operates scheduled Beechcraft 1900 turboprop service from RON to Bogota-El Dorado (added 11 Nov 2024, 3x weekly per Aeroroutes 'SATENA Nov/Dec 2024 Colombian Network Additions'), Medellin-Olaya Herrera and Yopal-El Alcaravan (en.wikipedia.org and es.wikipedia.org current-operators listings, cross-checked and consistent). No third-party ground handler is documented at this small field; self-handling is SATENA's standard pattern at underserved regional Colombian airports. The routes themselves are well corroborated, but the self-handling arrangement specifically is not separately confirmed for RON, hence unconfirmed status.

self-handled, Clic -- Colombian regional carrier confirmed operating scheduled service between RON (Paipa) and Medellin-Olaya Herrera. Listed on en.wikipedia.org's RON airlines table and independently corroborated on Clic's own destinations list (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clic_(airline)), which shows Paipa / Juan Jose Rondon Airport as a served station -- two independent listings agree, so the route itself is solid. No dedicated third-party ground handler is documented at this small field; recorded as self-handled by inference from the absence of any listed handling agent, unconfirmed.

As a scheduled-service Colombian commercial airport directly administered by Aerocivil (confirmed above), RON falls under Aerocivil's national aviation security framework, which mandates screening/guarding at all Aerocivil-administered commercial fields. No separately named security contractor was identified for this airport, so the operator (Aerocivil) is recorded here as unconfirmed rather than a distinct named firm.