CBJ

Medium airport · Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic

Cabo Rojo Airport

Cabo Rojo Airport is a medium airport serving Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic. Its IATA code is CBJ. Its ICAO code is MDCR. It has 1 runway, longest 4,950 ft (ASP). Elevation 262 ft.

IATA CBJICAO MDCR1 runway, longest 4,950 ft (ASP)Dominican RepublicMedium airport

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Airport facts

LocationCabo Rojo, Dominican Republic
IATA codeCBJ
ICAO codeMDCR
TypeMedium airport
Runways1 runway, longest 4,950 ft (ASP)
Elevation262 ft
Coordinates17.9290° N, 71.6448° W

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History

While the government initially announced plans in 2016 to expand the Cabo Rojo airfield into an international airport to boost regional tourism, these plans were superseded in January 2024 when the Dominican government opted to construct a completely new international airport elsewhere in the Pedernales province.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the airport code for Cabo Rojo Airport?

Cabo Rojo Airport — its IATA code is CBJ and its ICAO code is MDCR.

Where is Cabo Rojo Airport located?

Cabo Rojo Airport serves Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic. Its coordinates are 17.9290° N, 71.6448° W.

What is the history of Cabo Rojo Airport?

While the government initially announced plans in 2016 to expand the Cabo Rojo airfield into an international airport to boost regional tourism, these plans were superseded in January 2024 when the Dominican government opted to construct a completely new international airport elsewhere in the Pedernales province.

Sources

Page last updated 13 November 2026.