Juan Santamaria International Airport (SJO)

Juan Santamaria International Airport is a large airport in San Jose, Costa Rica with scheduled passenger flights. Its longest runway is 3,012 m long (asphalt), at an elevation of 921 m (3,021 ft).

Juan Santamaria International Airport (IATA: SJO, ICAO: MROC) is located in San Jose, Costa Rica. It serves as the primary international gateway to the country and is classified as an international airport. Major airlines operating at this airport include Avianca, American Airlines, and United Airlines, connecting travelers to various destinations across North America, South America, and beyond.

The airport features one main terminal that accommodates domestic and international flights. It has the capacity to handle millions of passengers annually, providing essential services and facilities, including dining options, duty-free shopping, and car rental services.

Founded in 1958, Juan Santamaria International Airport plays a crucial role in the Costa Rican economy and tourism infrastructure. Its strategic location in the capital city allows for convenient access to the nation's attractions, including national parks and coastal regions, making it a vital hub for both tourism and trade.