Timbiquí Airport TBD / SKMB

Aerocivil administers Timbiquí directly as one of Colombia's non-concessioned airfields serving areas of difficult land access on Cauca's Pacific coast, listed among the roughly 71 Aerocivil-operated aerodromes in national airport registries (versus the several hundred privately run fields); as the field's own operator it oversees the grass 1,300m runway and apron in the absence of any dedicated third-party ramp-handling company, though a published handling arrangement or tariff is unconfirmed.

Self-handled, SATENA; Colombia's state social-route carrier operates scheduled Cali-Timbiquí-Popayán service (Mon/Wed/Fri, confirmed on SATENA's own route and fare pages and in 2024 press coverage of the schedule) to this unpaved grass airstrip, performing its own turnarounds since no independent ground handler operates at the field.

Self-handled, TAC Colombia; Cali-based charter/cargo operator (Alfonso Bonilla Aragón base) currently flies the Cali-Popayán-Timbiquí-Guapi Pacific-coast route, confirmed via its own current route postings and third-party airport-directory listings, handling its own light-aircraft turnarounds at this remote grass strip. The airline was founded in 1995 as Taxis Aéreos de Caldas (renamed Transporte Aéreo de Colombia in 2008); no source confirms the previously claimed 2002 start date for Timbiquí service specifically, so that detail has been dropped as unverified.