Chazuta Airport (ICAO: SPZT) is a small general aviation airstrip located in the Chazuta district of the San Martín region in northeastern Peru. It serves as a basic air access point for a town situated along the Huallaga River, in an area largely characterized by Amazonian jungle terrain. The airport has no scheduled commercial airline service and functions primarily to support light aircraft, charter flights, and occasional government or humanitarian operations. Its facilities are minimal, reflecting the rural and remote nature of the community it serves. Chazuta itself is a small town known among Peruvian tourism circles for its indigenous Kechwa community, traditional pottery, and access to natural reserves, though the airport sees very limited traffic.