Goya Airport (OYA)

Goya Airport (OYA) is a regional aviation facility serving the city of Goya in the Corrientes Province of Argentina, located approximately 2.5 miles (4 km) northeast of the city center. The airport operates from a single, functional passenger terminal building designed to facilitate domestic regional travel and general aviation. It acts as an essential infrastructure link for the southwestern region of the province, providing connectivity for business, official, and emergency flight operations.

The terminal infrastructure provides essential amenities for travelers, including a dedicated check-in area, an information desk, and a comfortable waiting lounge. For refreshments, passengers have access to a small on-site restaurant and coffee shop that serves local snacks and beverages. The facility also features basic but practical services such as luggage storage, baggage wrapping, and a small gift shop offering regional souvenirs. The airport typically operates between 10:00 and 22:00 UTC, synchronized with local flight schedules.

Ground transportation to central Goya is well-supported by a prepaid taxi booth located directly within the terminal, providing a quick 10 to 15-minute transfer to the city's main hotels and business districts. The airfield features a single 5,577-foot (1,700m) asphalt runway (04/22) and is equipped with a non-directional beacon (NDB) for navigational support. While regular scheduled services are often seasonal or operated by LADE, the airport remains a vital base for private charters and technical flights in the region.