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Bragado Airport (QRF)
Bragado Airport (QRF) is a small general aviation gateway serving the city of Bragado and surrounding rural areas in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Compare transfer options to Bragado city centre and nearby towns across the region.
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About Bragado Airport
Bragado Airport (QRF) is a small general aviation airfield serving Bragado, the head town of Bragado Partido in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. It primarily supports private flights, flying-club activity and agricultural aviation rather than scheduled commercial services.
The airfield has roots in the local flying club founded in Bragado in 1947. Today it operates with unpaved runways and basic hangar and apron facilities for light aircraft, serving pilots and operators from the city and the surrounding rural region.
Located about 3 km from central Bragado, the airport is reached by road, and the city itself lies on National Route 5 around 200 km west of Buenos Aires. Onward travel by taxi, remise, private transfer or rental car connects the airfield with Bragado and nearby towns.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Bragado Airport is a small general aviation airfield and does not operate separate passenger terminals. Private, flying-club and agricultural aviation traffic is handled through a single compact operational area.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Bragado Airport
Transfers
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Car Rental
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