Capurganá Airport (CPB/SKCA) is a small regional airstrip located in the village of Capurganá, near the municipality of Acandí in the Chocó Department of northwestern Colombia. It serves as a vital link for this remote coastal community on the Gulf of Urabá, close to the border with Panama, where road access is virtually nonexistent due to the dense Darién jungle. The airport handles light aircraft and small turboprop operations, primarily serving leisure travelers, eco-tourists, and local residents who rely on air transport as their main connection to larger Colombian cities. The surrounding area is known for its pristine beaches, coral reefs, and proximity to the Darién Gap, attracting adventure travelers and divers. Due to the lack of road infrastructure in the region, air travel is essentially the only practical means of reaching Capurganá quickly, making this small airstrip critically important to the local economy and community.