Maturucá Airport is a small general aviation airstrip located in the municipality of Normandia in the state of Roraima, Brazil. It serves the indigenous Yanomami community of Maturucá, providing a critical link to the remote region near the Venezuelan border and the Tepequém highlands. The airstrip primarily supports missionary flights, government operations, and humanitarian supply missions to the indigenous community, as road access to the area is extremely limited or nonexistent. It plays an essential role in connecting the Yanomami people to basic services and emergency medical care. Registered under the ICAO code SJLL, the facility is a basic unimproved strip without commercial airline service. Operations are largely conducted by small single-engine and twin-engine aircraft suited to short, unpaved runways.