Guajará-Mirim Airport — Guajará-Mirim, Brazil

GJM is the airport code for Guajará-Mirim Airport, located in the town of Guajará-Mirim in Rondônia state, western Brazil, right along the border with Bolivia and the Mamoré River. This airport serves a remote Amazonian region where road access can be difficult, especially during rainy seasons, making air transport important for connecting residents to larger Brazilian cities like Porto Velho. Guajará-Mirim itself has historical significance as a former rubber-trading post and a crossing point into Bolivia's Guayaramerín on the opposite riverbank. GJM primarily handles small regional aircraft carrying passengers, mail, and cargo rather than large commercial jets, reflecting the airport's role as a lifeline for an isolated frontier community rather than a major transit hub.