Cacique Aramare Airport, designated by IATA code PYH and ICAO code SVPA, serves Puerto Ayacucho, the capital of Amazonas State in southern Venezuela. The airport is the primary air link for a remote region bordered by Colombia and Brazil, where road access is extremely limited. The facility handles domestic flights connecting Puerto Ayacucho to Caracas and other Venezuelan cities, serving government officials, locals, and travelers accessing the Amazonian frontier. It is named after Aramare, a legendary chief of the Piaroa indigenous people native to the Amazonas region. Given the remoteness of Puerto Ayacucho and the challenging terrain surrounding it, the airport plays a critical logistical role for humanitarian missions, indigenous community support, and regional commerce.