Poyo Airport (ICAO: SCYO) is a small regional airstrip serving El Chaitén, a remote town in the Los Lagos Region of southern Chile. The airport provides a critical air link for a community that is otherwise accessible primarily by ferry along the Chilean fjords or by limited road connections through Patagonia. El Chaitén gained international attention following the catastrophic eruption of Chaitén Volcano in May 2008, which devastated the town and led to its complete evacuation. The airport plays a vital role in the ongoing recovery and resettlement of the area, supporting both residents and the growing adventure tourism sector attracted by Pumalín Douglas Tompkins National Park nearby. The facility is a basic general aviation aerodrome with a gravel or unpaved runway, typical of remote Patagonian airstrips. Operations are primarily conducted by small regional carriers and charter flights, subject to the challenging weather conditions common to the region.