José Celestino Mutis Airport — Bahía Solano, Colombia

José Celestino Mutis Airport serves the small Pacific coast town of Bahía Solano in Colombia's Chocó department, an area known for rainforest and remote beaches. The airport, identified by the code BSC, has a recorded elevation of 80 feet, with two runways on file to support the light aircraft that make up most of its traffic. Because road access to Bahía Solano is limited through the dense Chocó jungle, BSC functions as one of the only practical ways in or out of the area for most visitors. Flights typically connect through Medellín or Quibdó rather than operating as long direct routes.