Oswaldo Guevara Mujica Airport is a domestic airport located in Acarigua, in the Portuguesa state of Venezuela. It serves as an important air link for the region, which is one of the country's key agricultural zones known for rice and corn production. The airport is named after Oswaldo Guevara Mujica, a Venezuelan political figure. It handles primarily domestic flights connecting Acarigua with Caracas and other Venezuelan cities, supporting both passenger and light cargo operations. Given Venezuela's broader economic challenges in recent years, scheduled services at the airport have been limited and subject to change, with regional carriers providing irregular connectivity to the capital and other destinations.