Jorge Wilsterman International Airport — Cochabamba, Bolivia

Jorge Wilsterman International Airport is the gateway for Cochabamba, a temperate valley city Bolivians often call the City of Eternal Spring, from a site whose elevation of roughly 2,500 meters still counts as comparatively low by Bolivian standards yet demands longer takeoff distances than sea-level fields require. Named for an early Bolivian aviation pioneer, CBB has functioned historically as a base for several of the country's national carriers, including flag carriers no longer in operation, and continues to anchor domestic routes linking Cochabamba to La Paz, Santa Cruz, and smaller cities across sharply varied terrain. Cargo operations carry notable weight in the traffic mix, moving agricultural products from the fertile surrounding valley alongside imported goods. The city itself blends colonial architecture with a huge hilltop Christ statue visible from arriving aircraft, and serves as a commercial and agricultural hub for central Bolivia distinct from the higher-altitude capital of La Paz.