Río Bravo Airport (ICAO: SCRB) is a small general aviation airstrip located near Caleta Tortel, a unique village in the Aysén Region of southern Chile. The airport serves as a critical lifeline for this remote community, which is notable for having no roads within the village itself — residents navigate via boardwalks over the river delta. The airstrip supports light aircraft operations and is primarily used for emergency medical evacuations, cargo, and occasional charter flights. Due to the extreme remoteness of the area and the challenging Patagonian terrain, air access is one of the few reliable options for reaching Tortel, particularly during adverse weather conditions when river and road routes become impassable.