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Airport Information
| Airport Name | Bogota El Dorado International |
| Official Name | El Dorado International Airport |
| IATA / ICAO | BOG / SKBO |
| Runways | 14R/32L – 3800 m – Asphalt |
| 14L/32R – 3800 m – Asphalt | |
| Terminals | Terminal 1 – main terminal |
| Terminal 2 – used for small aircrafts | |
| Airport Statistics | |
| Departures Weekly | 3367 |
| Destinations | 97 |
| Countries | 27 |
| Airlines | 30 |
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The busiest airport in all of Latin America is worth visiting, firstly, because of the landing surrounded by mountain peaks, and secondly, because of the interesting and intense air traffic. Avianca dominates, of course, but many other airlines from North, Central and South America and even Europe fly to Bogota. Several local carriers (SATENA, Click, Wingo, JetSmart Colombia) are also interesting. The terminal 1 has great large windows from which you can see all the traffic on northern the runway, both landside and airside. There are also several spotting points around the airport perimeter, but spotting from there is not easy.
Spotting Map
Spotting Locations
| 1. Avenida Calle 24 roadside on the crossroad with Carrera 103 |
| 2. Industrial zone, Calle 22C |
| 3. Via San Antonio – La Florida, spotting area along the street |
| 4. Avenida Calle 63 around the intersection with Carrera 107C, spotting are along the Avenida |
| 5. Avenida Calle 63 east, near Terpel gas station |
| 6. Hotel Marriott Courtyard |
| 7. Terminal 1 departure halls (landside and airside) |
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See Also
In the Center of the Frame. Central America and Mexico Planespotting trip | Spotting Report
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