Jorge Enrique Gonzalez Torres Airport SJE / SKSJ

Self-handled, SATENA. The state carrier maintains a ticket/point-of-sale desk at the SJE terminal (confirmed via the airline's own San José del Guaviare branch Facebook page and local business directories) and operates scheduled ATR 42-500 service to Bogotá (Puente Aéreo) Mon/Wed/Sat, matching Aerocivil/Wikipedia route data; as the principal scheduled operator at this small Aerocivil-administered field it handles its own ramp and passenger operations, standard practice at stations of this size.

Self-handled, Aercaribe. Company's own hangar and base staff at SJE ramp-handle its cargo/charter flights (e.g. to Mitú) rather than using a third-party handler.

Self-handled, Aliansa (inferred). DC-3-operated charter/cargo carrier headquartered at Villavicencio-Vanguardia; Wikipedia and the carrier's own SJE-area Facebook postings confirm it serves San José del Guaviare with onward flights toward Miraflores, Caruru, La Chorrera and Araracuara. No dedicated SJE station or third-party handler was identified, consistent with small-carrier self-handling typical of this size of field, but not independently confirmed.

Self-handled, Aerotransportes del Sur. Regional carrier maintains an office at SJE Módulo 1 ("Aeropuerto San José del Guaviare Módulo 1, entrando Primera Oficina Mano Derecha", independently confirmed via the company's own directory listing, phone number matching) and operates its own scheduled (Tue/Sat, to Miraflores-Guaviare) and charter passenger flights across Guaviare, Vaupés, Amazonas and Orinoquía.

Fuel-station history per GAF Colombia's own company page: GAF (Globe Air Fuel) co-founded Aviacom to supply the San José del Guaviare and Villavicencio airports; Terpel subsequently took ownership of these service stations (confirmed on both the Spanish and English versions of GAF's own site). Terpel is a major Colombian aviation-fuel supplier (~31 airports across the region), but current day-to-day into-plane operation at SJE was not independently reconfirmed beyond this sourced acquisition history.

Maintains a dedicated operational base at SJE — Hangar 1, Calle 10 #20C-25, Aeropuerto Jorge Enrique González — with a named base manager (•••), address/phone/email independently confirmed on Aercaribe's own site. Cargo carrier (Antonov An-26) handling general and perishable freight (fresh/frozen food, flowers, live plants) with staff trained in IATA/ICAO/Aerocivil dangerous-goods handling; Wikipedia independently confirms Aercaribe's Wed/Sat SJE–Mitú frequency plus charters.

Offers cargo transport and parcel/courier service alongside passenger flights ex-SJE to Miraflores, Carurú, Mitú, Taraira, La Pedrera, La Chorrera, Araracuara, Leticia and other Amazon/Orinoquía points.

Aerocivil states it provides AVSEC aviation-security screening plus fire/rescue (SEI), wildlife control and user-service functions directly at the airports it administers, which includes this Regional Oriente group; no SJE-specific citation or screening-company name found, so this is documented general policy rather than a site-verified certificate.

Airport administrator and Colombia's sole air navigation service provider (ATC, AIS, flight-plan/MET briefing). SJE is one of the airfields directly administered by Aerocivil's Regional Oriente office (based in Yopal per Ley 2368 of 12 Jul 2024, which gives that office administrative jurisdiction over the Eastern-region airports), alongside Villavicencio-Vanguardia, Mitú, Puerto Carreño and Inírida; Aerocivil administers 70+ airports nationwide on this direct-operation model.