Alberto Alcolumbre Airport (MCP)

Alberto Alcolumbre Airport is located in Macapa, Brazil, serving as a regional airport in the Amapá state. It operates under the IATA code MPA and is essential for connecting this remote area with major Brazilian cities such as Brasília and São Paulo. The airport primarily facilitates domestic travel, accommodating both passenger and cargo flights.

With a single terminal, the facility maintains a capacity to handle a moderate volume of travelers, providing essential services for its users, including check-in counters, baggage claim, and car rental services. It plays a crucial role in supporting the local economy by linking Macapa with the broader national air travel network.

Alberto Alcolumbre Airport was inaugurated in 2014 and named after a prominent regional politician, highlighting its significance in enhancing the accessibility of Amapá to the rest of Brazil. The airport’s strategic location helps facilitate tourism and commerce in the region.