Loncopue Airport (LCP)

Loncopué Airport (LCP) operates as a small aeroclub facility serving the town of Loncopué in Neuquén Province, Argentina, located 2 kilometers southwest of the town center at an elevation of 3,627 feet with a single runway designated 9/27. The airport functions as a specialized aviation gateway to Argentina's Patagonia region, positioned in a stunning landscape surrounded by mountains and valleys that provide exceptional natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities. Terminal facilities emphasize functionality appropriate for an aeroclub airport serving general aviation, charter flights, and seasonal tourism operations that take advantage of the region's recreational activities and scenic attractions. The facility supports various aviation services including air taxi operations, private flights, charter services, and specialized transportation needs through certified operators like Flapper, which has provided global air charter services to Loncopué since 2016. Charter flight operations accommodate diverse mission requirements including private flights, shared flights, air ambulance services, air cargo transport, group charters, and helicopter experiences that serve the region's tourism and business aviation needs. The airport's design reflects its role as a regional aviation hub for accessing remote Patagonian destinations and supporting seasonal recreational activities in this mountainous region of Neuquén Province. Loncopué Airport serves as a crucial aviation access point for Argentina's Patagonia region, providing connectivity to this hidden gem location where visitors can access outdoor recreation including potential winter sports activities during ski season through charter flight operations. The airport's strategic location makes it valuable for tourism access, emergency services, and business aviation serving the broader Neuquén Province and surrounding mountain areas. Ground transportation from the terminal connects travelers to Loncopué town center and the spectacular Patagonian landscape, while the facility's capabilities support the unique aviation requirements of this remote and scenic region of Argentina.