Juan Vicente Gómez International Airport — San Antonio del Tachira, Venezuela

Juan Vicente Gómez International Airport (SVZ) serves San Antonio del Táchira, a Venezuelan border city adjacent to Colombia, making it a strategically located gateway for cross-border trade and travel in the Andean region. Named after a historical Venezuelan president from Táchira state, the airport has experienced fluctuating activity levels amid Venezuela's broader economic and political instability, which has affected international carrier operations nationwide. SVZ handles domestic flights connecting to Caracas and other Venezuelan cities, alongside occasional cross-border traffic. The surrounding Táchira region is known for its mountainous coffee-growing landscape and close cultural ties to neighboring Colombia. The airport remains an important, if constrained, transportation link for this frontier zone.