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SJV San Javier Airport
San Javier Airport (IATA: SJV, ICAO:SLJV) is located in the the city of San Javier, Bolivia.

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IATA Code

SJV

ICAO Code

SLJV

Name

San Javier Airport

Type

Country / Region

Bolivia (BO)

City

San Javier

Latitude

-16.2707996

Longitude

-62.4702988

Time Zone

UTC-04:00

Phone Number

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Airport Overview

San Javier Airport（SJV）Air Freight Guide

San Javier Airport is a regional airfield serving San Javier, Bolivia, at approximately 16.2708° S and 62.4703° W. The airport operates in the UTC−04:00 time zone and should be treated as a local or regional logistics point rather than an established international cargo gateway. The supplied airport record lists no airline or express-cargo entries, so our service team recommends confirming aircraft acceptance, operating status, handling arrangements and customs applicability before quoting an airport-to-airport movement. For international shipments, we normally assess an air-road combination through a larger Bolivian gateway, subject to routing, road conditions, border formalities and shipper requirements.

Airport	San Javier Airport
Location	San Javier, Bolivia
IATA / ICAO	SJV / SLJV
Coordinates	−16.2707996, −62.4702988
Time zone	UTC−04:00
Airport profile	Regional airfield; cargo acceptance must be confirmed case by case

Key Highlights

Operational Characteristics for Forwarders

San Javier Airport is best assessed as a regional origin or destination point, not as a routine international consolidation hub.
The supplied record contains zero listed airline and express entries; our team therefore verifies an operating flight, aircraft payload and local handling contact before booking.
International cargo may require a pre-carriage or on-carriage plan through a larger Bolivian gateway, with separate review of road-feeder feasibility.
Shipments requiring customs supervision, bonded storage, refrigeration or dangerous-goods handling need written confirmation before cargo is dispatched.
Small-aircraft constraints can make chargeable weight, dimensions, packaging and loading method more decisive than the nominal airport location.

Cargo Facilities & Services

Facility Planning Before Cargo Delivery

Local cargo acceptance

Do not assume a permanent cargo terminal, scheduled freighter handling or public warehouse access. Our service team confirms the actual receiving party, acceptance window and cargo handover procedure.

Cold-chain shipments

Temperature-controlled storage, active cooling, gel-pack replenishment and power availability must be verified in advance. Perishables and pharmaceuticals should not be tendered without a documented transfer plan.

Dangerous goods

Acceptance depends on the aircraft operator, trained personnel, packaging, labels and the applicable declaration. Batteries, aerosols, chemicals and fuel-related articles require pre-screening.

Customs and bonded handling

Airport-side customs supervision, bonded storage and formal import or export processing should be confirmed with the appointed broker and Bolivian authorities; they should not be inferred from the airport code.

Loading capability

Aircraft type, door dimensions, pallet or loose-load capability and local equipment can limit oversized or heavy cargo. Our team checks dimensions and gross weight before final routing.

Last-mile collection

Consignees may need a pre-arranged vehicle and identification documents for collection. We coordinate delivery instructions and contact details rather than relying on unattended airport pickup.

Routes & Transit Times

Routing and Connection Assessment

There is no basis in the supplied data to promise scheduled international cargo service from San Javier Airport. Any air movement should be quoted only after operational confirmation.
For international freight, our team may compare an air-road solution via a larger Bolivian gateway or another suitable regional airport, depending on origin, destination, cargo profile and current operations.
Potential connection time is affected by aircraft availability, road feeder distance, weather, payload restrictions, transfer coordination, customs processing and irregular-operation recovery.
We provide a confirmed transit estimate only after receiving the ready date, cargo dimensions, gross weight, commodity, Incoterm and required delivery point.

Forwarder control point: Hold cargo at origin until the operating carrier or handling agent confirms acceptance. A booked road movement to an inactive or unsuitable airfield can create avoidable storage and re-routing costs.

Hinterland & Key Cargo

Likely Regional Demand Profile

The primary service area is the San Javier locality and its surrounding regional communities; the practical catchment depends on road access and the consignee’s collection capability.
Regional air logistics can be relevant for urgent documents, service parts, small industrial consignments, high-value replacement items and other time-sensitive shipments that justify an aircraft movement.
Rural and agricultural supply chains may generate demand for tools, spare parts, packaging materials and operational supplies, although commodity acceptance remains subject to the operator and local facilities.
Perishables, live animals, pharmaceuticals and valuable goods require a shipment-specific feasibility review because local storage, security and temperature-control arrangements cannot be assumed.

Operations & Compliance

Pre-Booking Risk Controls

Cut-off: No fixed public cargo cut-off is stated in the supplied data. Our team obtains the actual tender deadline from the operating carrier or local handler and builds in time for screening and documentation.
Documentation: Prepare a commercial invoice, packing list, shipper and consignee details, cargo dimensions, gross weight and any permits required for the commodity. Customs requirements are determined by the applicable Bolivian procedure.
Special cargo: Dangerous goods, lithium batteries, temperature-sensitive cargo, live animals, human remains and oversized pieces require advance approval and may be refused where aircraft or handling capability is unsuitable.
Delivery and release: Confirm whether cargo is airport-to-airport, airport-to-door or broker-controlled. Release may depend on identity checks, payment status, customs clearance and the availability of a receiving vehicle.

Shipping Tips

Recommended Booking Workflow

Send our service team the ready date, exact pieces, dimensions, gross weight, commodity, packing method, Incoterm and final delivery address before requesting a firm route.
Request written confirmation of the operating aircraft, acceptance point, cargo handover contact, available equipment and any restriction on batteries, liquids, perishables or oversized pieces.
Use robust, stackable packaging with visible piece marks and accurate dimensions; do not rely on passenger-baggage assumptions for commercial cargo.
Keep a contingency route through a larger gateway under review, especially for export deadlines, medical shipments, production-line parts and cargo with a fixed delivery appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions

San Javier Airport Cargo FAQ

Can San Javier Airport receive international export cargo?

Not automatically. International acceptance depends on an operating aircraft, local handling arrangements, customs applicability and the carrier’s commercial decision. Our service team confirms these conditions before issuing a final booking.

Are daily cargo flights or express services available?

The supplied airport record lists no airline or express entries. We therefore do not promise a fixed schedule and verify the current operation, aircraft capacity and acceptance window for each shipment.

Can temperature-controlled pharmaceuticals be shipped through San Javier Airport?

Only after written confirmation of the complete cold-chain transfer, including packaging duration, handling priority, storage or power availability and the onward delivery arrangement. A gateway alternative may be safer when local controls cannot be confirmed.

How should dangerous goods be booked?

Provide the UN number, proper shipping name, class, packing group, net quantity, package details and shipper’s declaration where applicable. The carrier and handling agent must approve the shipment before tender.

What information is needed for a reliable transit quotation?

Our team needs the origin, destination, ready date, commodity, pieces, dimensions, gross weight, customs status, service level and final delivery point. Without these details, only a feasibility indication—not a committed transit time—can be provided.

Data Sources & Provenance

Data Basis and Verification Boundary

Airport identity, codes, location, coordinates, country, city and time zone in this module are based on the supplied airport master record for San Javier Airport. The supplied record also indicates zero listed airline and express entries; this is presented as a record-level indicator, not as a guarantee of permanent operational closure or future availability.

For regulatory and operational verification, our service team cross-checks applicable requirements with the relevant Bolivian aviation and customs authorities and with the carrier or handling agent actually accepting the shipment.

Bolivian civil aviation reference: dgac.gob.bo
Bolivian customs reference: aduana.gob.bo
International air transport standards and carrier guidance reference: iata.org
International aviation standards reference: icao.int

Flight schedules, cargo acceptance, customs availability, handling equipment, cut-off times and transit estimates are time-sensitive and must be reconfirmed before cargo dispatch.